Richard in a Hat

This is a different hat with a different badge to one posted in March, although very similar  So it seems when I took these photos that I wa...

A decorated purple beret or bonnet  This cap is made of a bright purple velvet-like fabric Decorated with a feather, beads and binding. The ...

This great cap is made from wool, typical of the muffin cap style used in the late medieval period and onwards. Came as part of a pile of ki...

 This black fabric hat is a basic bag form with its edge rolled back on itself to form the brim. It could fit many periods from Medieval or ...

 This brown hat has lots of decoration In the style of a muffin cap, i.e. a headband with baggy loose crown. The hat includes a decorative f...

 The hat further down is the last of a set of Tudor theatrical hats purchased as a job lot off eBay Like the others, the label inside says R...

This renaissance beret, muffin cap or whatever you wish to call this style of simple cloth cap. Like a modern beret it as a brim th...

This is sort of brimless cloth hat is a bit odd, it could have been worn in any period from the 13th to 19th century, although I've gro...

While this style of hat is mostly considered peasant wear, even a single small feather can enhance it, this cap as also been enhanced by f...

This hat is sometimes called a Muffin hat or cap, its of the same family as a modern chef hats, a popular lower class Renaissance period h...