The high-perch phaeton was a very fashionable vehicle in the Regency, but there’s more to be learned about this popular style of carriage. Join Elizabeth to learn about high and low perches, poney Berlins and four-in-hand drivers!
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The third son of George III, William, never expected to inherit the throne. So how did this affable prince spend the Regency?
Isn’t ‘a sociable’ a lovely name for a carriage? It conjures up images of having a nice outing with friends, happy conversation and jollity.
Fashions for August 1819 are all about the Prince Regent’s Fancy Ball! Fashions for August 1819 are all about the Prince Regent’s Fancy Ball! Miss Frances Gordon chose….Denmark!