Description
Authentic Lieutenant-Commander’s epaulettes – Royal Naval uniform: pattern 1901
This pair of authentic 19th-century Royal Navy dress epaulettes exemplifies the high craftsmanship and prestige associated with senior naval officers of the Victorian era. Each epaulette features heavy gold bullion fringe, a metallic anchor insignia, and finely detailed embroidery
Both pieces are marked by Royal Naval Outfitters, London, a premier supplier of uniforms and accoutrements to Britain’s naval elite. The gilt hardware and gold heavy fabric underlay remain well-preserved, showing the quality and durability of Royal Navy ceremonial dress items from the 1800s.
These epaulettes would have been worn on a formal full-dress uniform, typically during parades, inspections, and ceremonial functions.
A distinguished artifact of Victorian naval tradition, these epaulettes represent Britain’s maritime heritage and the officers who commanded its global fleets.
Includes period box and tassels
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