A pair of men’s yellow real reindeer leather formal daywear of the 1950’s.
Handsewn with stab stitch. A classic glove for the well dressed man.
One of several pairs belonging to Mr. Wettern’s mother, born in 1898.
Donated by Mr. P. H. S. Wettern
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A pair of ladies’ black suede leather formal evening gloves, made in France in the 1930’s, with fine Brosser outseam stitching.
A classic 3 button mousquetaire glove, the suede being brush dyed black on the outside and the cream contrast welted opening giving extra chic.
One of several pairs belonging to Mr. Wettern’s mother, born 1898
Donated by Mr. P. H. S. Wettern
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A pair of ladies’ cream glace leather daywear gloves made in France in the Edwardian period with full pique stitching and wide heavy braid type points.
A shortie 1.25 BL style, royal blue contrast stitched points, turned back cuff with five rows of contrast wavy heavy thread, a palm vent, ‘hidden’ press stud, elegantly stylish. A stick on label “L’Innovation”.
One of several pairs belonging to Mr. Wettern’s mother, born 1898
Donated by Mr. P. H. S. Wettern
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A pair of ladies’ ivory leather glacé made in France with Fine Brosser outseam stitchingwith wide heavy braid type points for Edwardian daywear.
A stylish shortie 1.25 BL glove, with brown contrast stitching on the points, turned back shaped cuff with contrast embroidery, 13 IMI pearls, palm vent, “hidden” press stud with “Aris”.
One of several pairs belonging to Mr Wettern’s mother, born in 1898
Donated by Mr. P.H.S. Wettern
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A pair of ladies’ white leather glace Edwardian daywear gloves with fine Brosser outseam stitching, with a scalloped punchworked cuff.
2.5 BL, palm vent, press stud and three heavy braid type points, black contrast stitching.
One of several pairs belonging to Mr. Wettern’s mother, born in 1898.
Donated by Mr. P.H.S.Wettern.
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A pair of ladies’ blue leather suede daywear of the 1920’s, made in France with full pique stitching.
2.5 BL, shaped welted top, geometric design formed by a bold zig-zag between two triangles produced by heavy silken threads woven through punched holes.
One of several pairs belonging to Mr. Wettern’s mother, born in 1898.
Donated by Mr. P.H.S.Wettern
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A pair of ladies’ white ‘real kid’ leather daywear gloves, originating in Germany in 1920/30’s, with fine Brosser outseam stitching and black arrow cuff decoration.
Elegantly fashionable, short, 3 points, black and white crochet effect , palm vent, press stud, inset thumb.
One of several pairs belonging to Mr. Wettern’s mother, born in 1898.
Donated by Mr. P.H.S. Wettern.
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A pair of ladies’ glacé kid leather white 1920’s daywear, probably German, with fine Brosser black stitching outseam with chevron cuff and 4 rows of contrast black strips.
Elegantly fashionable, short, 3 doubled points with black/white crochet effect, palm vent, press stud, inset thumb.
One of several pairs belonging to Mr. Wettern’s mother, born in 1898.
Donated by Mr. P.H.S.Wettern
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A pair of ladies’ white glacé kid leather daywear of the 1920’s, black contrast outseam Brosser stitching, with very wide flared gusset and strip of contrast black punchwork.
Elegantly fashionable, 3 points overstitched black contrast thread, 3 BL, black contrast on gusset and top and inset thumb.
One of several pairs of gloves belonging to Mr. Wettern’s mother, born in 1898.
Donated by Mr.P.H.S.Wettern.
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A pair of ladies’ pale cream leather glacé daywear gloves, possibly French of the 1920’s, full pique stitching but cornered – no quirks; interesting thumb.
Machine embroidery on cuff lining, which can be worn as a 4 BL or with the cuff turned back. A long palm vent with press stud. Three points crochet effect with grey contrast.
One of several pairs belonging to Mr. Wettern’s mother, born in 1898.
Donated by Mr. P.H.S.Wettern.
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A pair of ladies’ black leather suede daywear, brush dyed, from France in 1920/30’s, full pique stitching with quirks.
Charming gloves with pretty Beavais-type machine embroidery of contrast colour ribbons and flowers. Shorty shaped top.
One of several pairs belonging to Mr. Wettern’s mother, born in 1898.
Donated by Mr. P.H.S.Wettern.
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A pair of ladies’ navy fabric stretch nylon 1960’s daywear with inseam chainstitch, made by Cornelia James in England, one of the UK.’s best known designers and manufacturers and a Royal Warrant Holder.
Shortie style with leather trim and two side openings.
Donated by Mrs Jane Thomas via Mrs Vi Gratwick, wife of Past Master John Gratwick.
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A pair of ladies’ white daywear of the 1960’s, made in Hitchin, England, of
fabric-ribbed stretch nylon with inseam chainstitch.
Made by Kirgloves Innovative Fabric and Leather Glove Manufacturers.
Shortie style, felled top, contrast stitched strap through navy slide ornament.
Donated by Mrs Jane Thomas via Mrs Vi gratwick, wife of past master John Gratwick.
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A pair of ladies’ biscuit coloured evening wear of the 1960’s, made in France with stretch satin Helanca fabric with inseam chain stitch.
Made by Neyret, France’s leading fabric glove manufacturers who pioneered a woven stretch nylon fabric using the patented Swiss fabric ‘Helanca’
Donated by Mrs Jane Thomas via Mrs Vi Gratwick, wife of past master John Gratwick.
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A pair of ladies’ cream daywear gloves of the late 1960’s, made in Worcester, England, in glacé leather with fine inseam Brosser with quirks.
Made by Miloré, one of England’s best known leather glove manufacturers of fine and stylish well designed gloves. Very short style, palm vent with leather covered press stud. The back of the hand part is cut away into an arch edged with a cut-out petal leaf pattern, very effective and beautifully executed’
Donated by Mrs Jane Thomas via Mrs Vi Gratwick, wife of past master John Gratwick
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A pair of ladies’ leather glacé daywear gloves made in France in the 1960’s with full pique stitching. Shortie with 3 points, a very pretty cuff consisting of many different coloured small leather flowers. The cuff has been padded to form a ring held in place by a palm vent and secured with a single covered leather button and leather loop.
Donated by Mrs Jane Thomas via Mrs Vi Gratwick, wife of past master John Gratwick.
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A pair of ladies’ cream leather glacé daywear gloves from Portugal in 1960/70’s, with full pique cornered, no quirks, stitching.
Two complementary zig-zag points running part way down the back then turning at rightangles to follow the line of the cuff. Punched holes on the centre back; shortie palm vent.
Donated by Mrs Jane Thomas via Mrs Vi Gratwick, wife of past master John Gratwick.
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A pair of ladies’ pink handsewn cotton simplex fabric daywear of the 1950’s, probably from the USA.
Designed by Lilly Daché, 1892 – 1989, born in Béigles,France, apprenticed to a milliner aunt and emigrated to the USA as a teenager. Founded the house Daché, New York city in the 1920’s. Famous for hat designs especially turbans, snoods and half hats.
Donated by Mrs Jane Thomas via Mrs Vi Gratwick, wife of past master John Gratwick.
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A pair of ladies’ cream suede leather gloves for formal wear, made in France with fine Brosser stitching.
3 button Mousquetaire, a sister pair to acquisition 1998.12.2. +A.
Donated by Douglas Sweet
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A pair of ladies’ cream suede leather gloves, made in France in the 1930’s for formal wear. 3 button Mousquetaire with fine Brosser stitching.
A sister pair to acquisition number 1998.12.1. +A
Donated by Douglas Sweet.
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