Lord Keith-Falconer 9th Earl of Kintore's Victorian Circa 1880-1890 Glengarry

Lord Keith-Falconer 9th Earl of Kintore's Victorian Circa 1880-1890 Glengarry

£85.00

Original Victorian glengarry hat belonging to Lord Keith Falconer, a distinguished piece meticulously crafted by Lord Lorne circa 1880. Fashioned from rich dark blue wool adorned with a coordinating toorie and delicate silk ribbons, the hat exudes timeless elegance. Although fully moth-treated, it bears some slight damage from these pests, a testament to its long history spanning close to 150 years.

Size approx 6 7/8 but the bonnet is not labeled ( size not guaranteed as for display purposes )

This would make a great addition to any antique Highland dress collection.

Algernon Hawkins Thomond Keith-Falconer, 9th Earl of Kintore, Lord Inverurie KT GCMG PC FRSE (12 August 1852 – 3 March 1930) was a British politician and colonial governor.Born at Lixmount House, in Trinity, Edinburgh, Keith-Falconer was the eldest son of Francis Keith Falconer, 8th Earl of Kintore and his wife Louisa Madeleine, née Hawkins. He was educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge.He held the office of a Lord-in-Waiting between 1885 and 1886. He was appointed Privy Counsellor (P.C.) in 1886. He held the office of Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard between 1886 and 1889. Lord Kintore was Governor of South Australia between 1889 and 10 April 1895. He was made a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George (GCMG) on his appointment.On his return from South Australia he resumed his post of lord-in-waiting at the court, serving Queen Victoria until her death and Edward VII until 1905. His court duties brought him the grand cordon of the Crown of Italy, the first class of the Prussian order of the Red Eagle and the Grand Cross of the Portuguese military order of Christ. In 1913 he was elected deputy-Speaker of the House of Lords.A fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, he was awarded an honorary doctorate of laws by each of the Universities of Aberdeen.Lord Kintore married Lady Sydney Charlotte Montagu (14 October 1851 – Keith Hall, Inverurie, Aberdeen, 21 September 1932), second daughter of George Montagu, 6th Duke of Manchester, at St George's, Hanover Square, London, on 14 August 1873.

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How do you measure your Head Size?

All our sizes are listed UK hat sizes

Put measuring tape around your head, just above your eyebrows. Measurements can be in cms or inches – refer to the table below ( US customers please check your sizes on our chart as US sizes may vary compared to the UK size charts )

UK  – EU cm – Inches

6 = 48cm = 18 7/8

6 1/8 = 49cm = 19 1/4

6 1/4 = 50cm = 19 5/8

6 3/8 = 51cm = 20

6 1/2 = 52cm = 20 1/2

6 5/8 = 53cm = 20 7/8

6 3/4 = 54cm = 21 1/4

6 7/8 = 55cm = 21 5/8

7 = 56cm = 22

7 1/8 = 57cm = 22 3/8

7 1/4 = 58cm = 22 3/4

7 3/8 = 59cm = 23 1/4

7 1/2 = 60cm = 23 5/8

7 5/8 = 61cm = 24

7 3/4 = 62cm = 24 3/8

7 7/8 = 63cm = 24 7/8

8 = 64cm = 25 1/4

Scottish Glengarry, Kilmarnock TOS and Balmoral bonnets by Robert Mackie mail order from Scotland.

At the House of Labhran we offer the finest classic quality wool Scottish Glengarries, Balmorals, Kilmarnock Bonnets, Lowland Bonnets, Atholl Bonnets, Tam O Shanters. All our hats are 100% made in Scotland by Robert Mackie since 1845.

Our glengarry hats and bonnets are as supplied to the Highland regiments and made in the finest wool, silk bands and silk ribbon tails. The hats are all hand finished by highly skilled and experienced craftspeople. Over the years we have worked on special orders for films, television and private clients. We have supplied WW1 pattern glengarries to re enactor groups, Hollywood films and a range of bespoke patterns for pipe bands and associations.

Fine Scottish Hats & Bonnets

The Glengarry is a cap which Alasdair Ranaldson MacDonell of Glengarry invented and wears in the classic portrait of himself. It is a boat-shaped cap without a peak made of thick-milled woollen material with a toorie or bobble on top and ribbons hanging down behind.

Made to order. Special order approx. 3 weeks from order.

What Glengarries do pipers wear? Plain indigo Glengarries.

Where are the hats made? The Glengarries, Kilmarnock Bonnets, TOS and Balmorals are all 100% made in Scotland since 1845.

What Glengarries are worn by the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders? Red / White Diced Glengarries

What Glengarries do the Highland regiments wear? Red / Dark Green / White diced glengarries on an indigo glengarry.

What regiments glengarries and bonnets can we supply?

Black Watch glengarry – Plain indigo with red toorie – the tradition is with the rosette is removed

Cameronian Rifles – Rifle green with black toorie

Cameron Highlanders – Plain indigo with red toorie

London Scottish – Indigo with blue toorie

Highland Light Infantry pre 1948 – Dark rifle green glengarry

Royal Regiment of Scotland – Three colour dicing red – white – dark blue Inc. Royals Scots

Royal British Legion  The RBL glengarries are indigo with royal blue and yellow dicing.

Atholl Highlanders

Calcutta Scottish Regiment.