Boy's Knee BreechesThe narrow fall (front flap opening is called a fall) style was worn from about 1770 on into the 19th century. These breeches have an adjustable gusset in back full cut seat deep front pockets and buttoned kneeband. The button seen in the pictures that is through the front flap, is an old style. Our current style is reflective of the men's in that the button is behind, and cannot be seen. All buttons made of pewter. Available in Small (waist 23 24),

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Handmade in the U

Neck-to-Waist with YOUR STAYS ON

Handmade in the USA of heavy gauge tin

The material in this collection predates 1770

Item # SH-147

You really must feel the heft of this nearly 7-1/2 lb work of art to fully appreciate how well-constructed it is

There is a convenient 2" spout located at the bottom of the far side for pouring off juices

fits in a small tin or bag

two sticks of dark red wax (these may or may not have wicks)