#1800-1830

[ltwilliammowett]

Small brass bound coopered naval rum cask. Full size grog barrels of this form were to be found on board ship to hold rum and was rationed out to the crew. This example was probably made to be presented to the ship’s captain or the wardroom, England, 1800 -1830

[ghw-archive]

'The Letter', life study by Sir Edwin Landseer, made ca. 1830-40.

[artschoolglasses]

Pair of Earrings, German, 1820-30

From the Victoria & Albert Museum

[frostedmagnolias]

Dress

c. 1830

Silk embroidered with silk and metallic thread

The John Bright Collection

[life-imitates-art-far-more]

Jules Joseph Lefebvre (1836-1911) "Psyché" (1833) Oil on panel Currently in a private collection

[fashion-plates]

Met Costume Institute

Walking dress. British. ca. 1830

[forsapphics]

Boarding School Friends (1837)

Unknown French student

[thesimline]

TOWNIES THROUGH TIME - THE PANCAKES

There's really no rhyme or reason as to why I plopped Bob and Eliza into the 1830s, except for the fact that I'm deep into research of the decade at the moment for my Ultimate Decades Timeline series and I've been dying to put some looks together because I adore the over-the-top romance of the period.

OUTFIT RESOURCES

Eliza: Bonnet | Hair | Earrings (TSR) | Dress | Bouquet | Gloves

Bob: Hat | Hair | Outfit | Neck Bow (Curseforge) | Gloves (Get To Work) | Cane

With thanks to amazing creators: @the-melancholy-maiden @anachrosims @glitterberrysims @moon-simmers @simmerofthedawn @ice-creamforbreakfast

[innocentscemetery]

Scènes de la vie intime, Paul Gavarni, c. 1837.

[fashion-from-the-past]

1836

[telekinetictrait]

you could say we've been around for a while...

vatores (with a not huge makeover) thru the years :) theres a LOT of cc so be prepared, links and tags under the cut

check my resources page for genetics!

used many times: peebsplays' princess of sims sideburns recolors - peebsplays' baby chops - bloodmooncc's nihil nose chain - saruin's moth tattoo - trillyke's accessory fishnet top - auretta-sims' long gloves recolor - javitrulovesims' midnight evening gloves - peebsplays' lace gloves - homelot's antique gloves - adelarsims gloves - ameyasims' invested pants recolor - kedluu's ankle boots - waxesnostalgic's cuban mary janes - waxesnostalgic's vintage neutrals saddle shoes recolors - plumbobteasociety's foxtrot footwear - chere-indolente's asthete velvet shoes

1790s: the-melancholy-maiden's eleonora and francois hairs / waxesnostalgic's 18th century waistcoat - waxesnostalgic's georgian shoes separated / simulatedstyles' eliza gown - simulatedstyles' fichu and sash

1800s: peebsplays' unrequited hair / nightingalesongx's historical hair - zurkdesign's latest fashion frock conversion - batsfromwesteros' emma coral jewelery

...and because there's so many, the rest are in THIS POST! sorry :(

thank you to (takes a deep breath) @peebsplays @bloodmooncc @saruin @trillyke @auretta-sims @javitrulovesims @homelot @adelarsims @ameyasims @kedluu @waxesnostalgic @plumbobteasociety @chere-indolente @the-melancholy-maiden @simulatedstyles @nightingalesongx @zurkdesign @batsfromwesteros @sunivaa @gilded-ghosts @thesimsblues @historicalsimslife @johnnysimmer @happylifesimsreblogs @moon-simmers @sunlittides @dancemachinetrait @buzzardly28 @linzlu @oydis @kotcatmeow @theroyalthornoliachronicles @simstomaggie @lace-and-honey @dzifasims @wheresbella @vintagesimstress @cyber-frog-cc @elfdor @hezzasims @emmastillsims @cliffirem @vroshii @twentiethcenturysims @daylifesims @glimersims @bustedpixels @simadelics @polygraphish and its not letting me tag everyone else so the rest will also be tagged in that other post i guess!!!! ah!!!!

[cringeborg]

1830s Unmentionables Set

A recolor of @arethabee's Jasmine dress to add some early 19th-century long stays on top, as well as some accessory drawers to pair with the recolor. I made these a long time ago and will admit they're not my best work, but I think they could be useful for historical gameplay. And the mesh is so cute and fits so well it's worth it!

Both have a few swatches in relatively neutral tones + some basic colors + black. I've never seen any colorful or black stays from this time period, so the color choices are probably a bit historically inaccurate, but some variety can't hurt.

The hair in the above previews is by the amazing @the-melancholy-maiden and can be found here. I recommend combining it with this set to complete the ensemble.

This is a bit of a long post, so I'm putting the rest under the cut.

1830s Long Stays

Mesh is required

14 swatches

I say 1830s, but they could work for pretty much the first half of the 19th century, up until the early 1840s

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1830s Accessory Drawers

These accessory drawers don't look very good on their own, I'll admit. They're definitely meant to be covered with a skirt of some kind.

The drawers are divided into four different files, which require some explanation. The drawers on the left are V1. They're compatible with most skirt lengths, but are a bit bulky and are at risk of clipping with whatever you put on top, specifically at the thighs and hips. The ones on the right are V2. They've been decapitated to minimize bulkiness, but of course they won't look good with skirts that are too short.

Both V1 and V2 are compatible with the stays in this set. And both V1 and V2 are found in two different categories: Leggings and Socks. Why put something like this in Socks? Well, simply because a lot of good CC stockings are in the Leggings category, including the ones seen in the previews. So there are four files: V1 Leggings, V1 Socks, V2 Leggings, and V2 Socks. Get them all or get just one - it's your choice. Hope this cleared things up.

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[ghw-archive]

Evening waistcoat, 1838

[artschoolglasses]

Woman on her Deathbed, Elizabeth Walker, ca 1830

[frostedmagnolias]

Waistcoat

c. 1830s

Silk satin, embroidered with silk and chenille thread

The John Bright Collection

[life-imitates-art-far-more]

Paul Delaroche (1797-1856) "The Victors of the Bastille in Front of the Hôtel de Ville" (cc. 1835) Oil on canvas Romanticism Located in the Petit Palais, Paris, France