Tradesman's Apron in Natural LinenAlso known as a "Belly Cheat." Many if not most tradesmen depicted in 18th century woodcuts wore smocks or aprons to protect their clothing. This Tradesman's Apron is patterned after those seen in the works of Diderot and Hogarth. The single button hole on the bib attaches to your shirt or coat button. The bib can also be folded over at the waist to wear as a lap apron. A cotton webbing belt slides freely through sturdy side loops. Made of natural

An optional 10” x 18” heat shield is also available (and sold separately) for protecting the grass beneath (the heat shield also makes a great warming shelf )

The long satin ribbons gently wrap your leg a couple of times either above or below the knee

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Item # SH-161

” Written and published by John Cochrane in 1797 with the financial backing of Earl Spencer

1-3/4" in diameter and

consult this instructional video on the proper care and handling of your tinware

She discusses menu options ranging from family suppers to banquet courses featuring nearly twenty dishes

Sides are about 9" tall and it is about 14 1/2 " in diameter

with a 100% natural honey scent

Keep your trunk clean and your fireset together

and it eventually made its way into north America