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An early bicorne hat for civil servants and two epaulets, second half of the 19th century Tall, stiff crown covered in black silk mohair (worn), with gold piping at the tips (darkened), a gold bouillonne clasp, a silk ribbed ribbon beneath it (faded), a gold lion-head button, and a thin brown leather sweatband on the inside (partially detached from the edge). Accompanied by two large, heavy epaulets for a Prussian lieutenant colonel with gilded metal overlays and white cloth lining (darkened, slightly moth-eaten). Partially slightly damaged; shows signs of wear and age. Provenance: Directly from the family collection. Condition: III
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