Vintage Cream Fur & Brown Leather Semi Dress Sporran
Vintage Cream Fur & Brown Leather Semi Dress Sporran
Vintage Edinburgh Cream Fur & Brown Leather Semi Dress Sporran
A vintage Edinburgh leather and bovine sporran. With a finely embossed leather flap showcasing the Jacobite white rose, this emblem has long stood as a proud symbol of Scottish Independence. Prince Charles Edward Stuart famously chose a wild white rose to adorn his bonnet during the determined march toward England with his Jacobite troops.
Even today, the white rose continues to serve as a powerful and evocative symbol for many Scots, cherished not only for its natural beauty but also as an enduring emblem of Scottish pride, heritage, and the ongoing quest for freedom. The textured bovine fur body, and carefully crafted leather tassels, this piece beautifully showcases timeless craftsmanship. Press stud fastener under the flap.
Made in Edinburgh by W E Scott Ltd
Size approx - 8” x 7”
The price includes the original vintage sporran chain to fit approx 36-38” waist.
We offer an extensive range of new Scottish sporrans as well as much-loved pre-owned pieces, perfect to complete your outfit or to add a unique touch to your collection. Our stock is constantly evolving, featuring exquisite vintage sporrans dating from the 18th through to the 20th centuries. These include original antique Jacobite sporrans from the 1745 uprising, alongside elegant Victorian and Edwardian styles. Additionally, our collection of new, fine-quality Scottish leather day sporrans is meticulously handmade in Scotland, encompassing a variety of traditional designs as well as distinguished Scottish regimental sporrans.
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