This sturdy pewter spoon features the traditional fiddleback handle

or simply in need of a hat or cap aside from the cocked hat

so they can be easily removed without damaging the structure of the garment

History:  Some believe it to have been named after an English tea merchant

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1770's Linen Frock Coat - Short Collar | Brown girlsgowns This sturdy pewter spoon featuresTo cut a clean and proper silhouette, the front of the 1770s version of the frock coat curved out over the belly, then began to recurve back over the waist and terminating in skirts that had two deep pleats in front and one or two pleats in back, with the line of the pleats approximating the line of the front edge. The most common features of the 1770s frock coat replicated here are the presence of a rounded cape collar, and a center back lapover.