The Digital Ark: Early Modern Collections of Curiosities in England and Scotland, 1580-1700
S Maddox ( - )
Relationships: S Maddox was a same person as? (uncertain) Sus[ ] Maddox (-1704)Linked print sources: as Donator of object(s) - Ducatus Leodiensis; or the topography of the town and parish of Leedes and parts adjacent ...
References in Documents:
English Lady's Hat; it is of black Velvet, the Brim but 3 ½ Inches
broad, and the Crown four
high, like a fluted Pillar of Thirty two
Wreaths or Rolls.Straw
Hat about two Yards and a half in Cir
cumference. Don. D. Cloth Hat almost
of the same Di
mensions. Don. Jac.
Coningham
Proto-Quaker called Skimming Dish Hats,
and bore his Testimony
against them; and to confess the Truth, they are almost as Novel
as
his Religion, Brimes being a modern Invention since round flat Caps
were disused. Caster as remarkably little, being but 3 ½ Inches in
the
Breadth of the Brim, and three in the Height of the Crown:Band of
Gold and green Ribband.&c.
Sea-weed, worn when a proud Humour comes upon them. Don. D Vertebræ of Snakes.
Don. D.
Fans.
four Plates that expand to (near) a Yard in Circumference, yet folds
up into little more than an Inch broad. Don. D.
from
above a Foot and half long, and almost as broad; the Handle isTurk
ish Fan
ish
painted Cane, the Fan it self consists of 18 Swan Quills expanded at
the broad End, but reduced to a Point at the Handle, from whence it
is covered with Silks of different Colours.
Hymnor Prayer, in the
express'd in Gold upon a blew Ground, and madeIndian Characters
up into a
of
the said Lady.
Swedish Spurs, the Rowels of 24 Points,
a
Chain instead of the Under-Leather. Don. D.
Turkish Horse Shoe; it is a flat Piece of
Iron, with little more than an
Inch cut out, and Holes for six Nails. Don.
reign Whip for Posters wrought hollow, &c. Don.
a
Lithuanian
of strawHatband
work, with a bunch of white
seaweed, worn w
na proud humour
comes upon them.
rs. S: Madox
an
IronSpur or stayrather to screw
under y
eshoe heel for more secure walk
ing the Icy sheets in
rsS: Maddox