Footmen Collection (#4)

Footman from Sais, Egypt
A Footman from Sais, Egypt (on the Western Nile), wearing a fine patterned waistcoat / jerkin and holding a long thin stick

Two Egyptian Footmen
A hand-tinted card depicting two footmen from Sais, Egypt (on the Western Nile), wearing white tunics, patterned waistcoat and sashes and holding long sticks

George VI Coronation / Coa
CORONATION The Royal state coach at the coronation of George VI; liveried footmen ride on the back

Butler & Groom
An Edwardian butler explains something to the coachman, while one of the footmen stands by his side

Servants Talking
An Edwardian kitchen maid chats up one of the footmen!

Voiture De Promenade
French voiture de promenade with running footmen

Royal Children in Chaise
ALICE DUCHESS OF HESSE-DARMSTADT as a young baby, being driven by goat chaise with her elder siblings Victoria, Princess Royal (1840-1901) and Edward, Prince of Wales (1841-1910)

Four-spotted Footman - Bukk National Park - Hungary
GET-1524 Four-spotted Footman Bukk National Park - Hungary Lithosia quadra Geoff Trinder Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Victoria / Council / Parl / 96
Three scenes from Queen Victorias reign: 1. her first council, 1837 2. her first parliament, 1837 3. procession to Parliament, 1896

Measuring Applicants
A steward measures three goats to see if they will do as footmen to his master

French Menservants
French menservants in outdoor and indoor livery: top hat with cockade, braided cutaway coat with stand collar, spatterdashes, coat with M- cut collar, breeches

Census in West End Home
The census in the West End: taking the tale of his household. The head of the house interviews the staff including the cook, maids, butler and footmen

Servants Ball
At the servants ball, the elegant dancing of the footman is much admired

Footman in Hall
The footman turns up his nose at the plain fare provided in the servants hall

Fish & Frog Footmen
The fish footman and the frog footman

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"Footmen: The Unsung Heroes of Royal Processions and Grand Events" In the grand Coronation Procession, amidst the regal splendor, Queen Elizabeth II's footmen stood tall and proud. Their exhaustion masked by unwavering dedication, they ensured every detail was flawlessly executed. But behind their stoic facade, an amorous footman whispered sweet nothings to a fellow servant in secret corners of the palace. Love blossomed amidst royal duties, adding a touch of forbidden romance to their lives. With swift strides and running feet, footmen dashed through corridors to fulfill urgent requests from Her Majesty. Their agility matched only by their commitment as they tirelessly served with grace and precision. The moment of departure arrived; all staff lined up to bid farewell. Tears welled up in exhausted footmen's eyes as they bid adieu to a cherished era filled with memories that would forever be etched in their hearts. In 1877 at Rotherhithe Ferry, footmen embarked on an adventure beyond palace walls. They witnessed ordinary life unfold before them while cherishing rare moments away from royal obligations. Within the Servants Hall during dinner time, camaraderie among footmen flourished as laughter echoed through its humble walls. In this haven of shared stories and hearty meals, bonds were forged that lasted lifetimes. During the majestic Royal Wedding of 1981, footmen played an integral role in orchestrating perfection behind-the-scenes. Amidst bustling preparations and nerves aplenty, they ensured seamless harmony for this historic occasion. Dating back to 1851 when Queen Victoria graced Buckingham Palace's gates for the State Opening of Parliament - guards marched alongside carriage-bearing footmen who held steadfast loyalty towards their sovereign ruler. A captivating painting captured a party of falconers outside a chateau gate - reminding us that even beyond palaces' opulence lay tales where noble men donned livery with pride, serving their lords with utmost devotion.