Tiffany Sporran?

**Mr. MacDougall** · 9th June 07, 01:49 AM

I couldn't sleep, so I was poking about on eBay and found this: Tiffany Sporran.

I'm not bidding on it, as I can't even afford the opening bid, but it's fascinating to me for what it represents -- there was a time that it was worth while for Tiffany and Co. to produce at least a cantle, and maybe an entire sporran!

**Robin** · 9th June 07, 02:00 AM

I'm sure this is not a kilt sporran...it's a ladies purse (for needlework stuff). Normally worn on the hip.

**Mr. MacDougall** · 9th June 07, 02:22 AM

Oh.

That makes more sense, yes. Ah, well.

**Freelander Sporrano** · 9th June 07, 04:35 AM

Here is something similar worn on my wife's Bunad (Regional national dress)

However the one you linked too was a beauty

**brandycr** · 9th June 07, 03:27 PM

like the wifes dress freelander its beautiful and agree thats a ladies

**Dirka Skene** · 16th June 07, 09:05 AM

Absolutely stunning! Both of you!

**Warhoover** · 16th June 07, 09:41 AM

Thanks for answering a question of mine, what exactly a bunad was. Just never thought about it when I sat down in front of Google when I was looking up something else.
Definately a very handsome couple! You both look so nice!

**Freelander Sporrano** · 16th June 07, 01:35 PM

Thank you all for your kind Comments. It was Bunads and The Norwegian fascination and Pride in them that first got me Interested in the kilt. I started to look into what possibilities I had and the kilt was top of the list.

As a side note My Mum-in-law made my wife's Bunad all that pattern you see is hand embroidered