Fingerless Linen Mitts wcaps18 and Tibet - where they

and Tibet - where they were also traded as a form of currency

providing newspapers and a kind of privacy for business dealings to its men-only clientele

This sturdy pewter spoon features the traditional fiddleback handle

The smooth texture and wood grain complement a variety of tableware

We have carefully recreated the embossment plate to match the original design

Fingerless Linen Mitts wcaps18 and Tibet - where theyFor the working woman in the 18th century, these simple linen mitts offer protection for the arms from the sun or fibers like wool or hay. These are intended to be somewhat loose fitting and as you can see in the image, a simple silk ribbon or cotton tape can be added to help hold them up. This will truly add a level of authenticity to the working woman's impression.