Fauntleroy Collection

CEDRIC / FAUNTLEROY
Cedric tries on his grandfathers monocle - a scene from the stage version. Date: First published: 1886

Lady Violet Brasseys sons, Cyril and Gerard
Delightful portrait of Cyril and Gerard Brassey, dressed in outfits typical of Edwardian upper class children. The older boy is in a wool jacket

Interior view of the Sessions House, Old Bailey, City of London, 1824. The trial of Henry Fauntleroy in progress

Princes Wilhelm, Adalbert and Eitel Friedrich of Prussia
Princes Wilhelm (1882-1951), Eitel Friedrich (1883-1942 - on the right) and Adalbert (1884-1948) of Prussia, children of Kaiser Wilhelm II, grandchildren of Vicky

Frances Hodgson Burnett
FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT American writer, b. Manchester, England; works include " Little Lord Fauntleroy" (1886)

Our Boys Clothing Company, suits for boys
Our Boys Clothing Company presenting various suits for boys: Court Suit (Figure 65) Albert Suit (Figure 66) Portland Suit (Figure 67) Boulevard Suit (Figure 68) Lord Fauntleroy Suit (Figure 69)

Velvet Suited Cupid
Velvet cavalier costume: breeches with buckles at the knee, waistcoat with pocket flaps, lace fall collar, cuffs & shirt ruffles, socks & shoes with a bar across the instep. Date: circa 1913

Fauntleroy Dress 1889
Cavalier costume (a style that pre-dates the 1886 Hodgson Burnett novel): velvet tunic & knickerbockers, lace falling collar & cuffs, sash with bow on one hip & buckle shoes. Date: 1889

Frances H Burnett 1888
FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT Writer; author of " Little Lord Fauntleroy" and other childrens stories Date: 1849 - 1924

Harrods advertisement - page boy outfit for a wedding
Advertisement for a page boy outfit, perfect for the 1938 wedding season, though bound to mentally scar the wearer for decades to come

LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY. Child actor Wally Van in the title role of a late 19th century New York theatrical production of " Little Lord Fauntleroy."

Little Ted Fauntleroy. Illustration shows Theodore Roosevelt, as little Lord Fauntleroy, helping elderly Uncle Sam, bloated by Overcapitalization and a bandaged right foot labeled Wall Street

Little Lord Fauntleroy. Date 1888?

Mary Pickford in Little Lord Fauntleroy. Lobby card showing Mary Pickford about to punch actor Francis Marion during a scene from the film Little Lord Fauntleroy. Date 1921

Play / Burnett / Fauntleroy
Little Lord Fauntleroy, written by Frances Eliza Burnett, peers through hand held spectacles & sits on the arm of a chair

Lord Fauntleroy / Earl
Cedric goes driving with the Earl

Advert / Masons Extract
Masons Extract of Herbs

Fauntleroy Costume Photo
Boy in a Cavalier costume (a style which pre-dates the 1886 Hodgson Burnett novel): velvet tunic & knickerbockers, vandyked lace falling collar & cuffs, sash & cavalier hat. Date: 1889

Frances H Burnett 1889
FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT Writer; author of " Little Lord Fauntleroy"

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"Discovering the Enchanting Tale of Fauntleroy: From Lord to Earl" Step into a world where elegance and innocence intertwine, as we delve into the captivating story of Fauntleroy. Inspired by Frances Hodgson Burnett's timeless novel "Little Lord Fauntleroy, " this enchanting tale takes us on a journey through aristocracy, fashion, and heartwarming relationships. At its core lies the endearing protagonist Cedric, affectionately known as Fauntleroy. With his cherubic face and impeccable manners, he captured hearts worldwide. Lady Violet Brasseys' sons Cyril and Gerard were no exception; they found in him an unexpected friend who taught them valuable life lessons. Transport yourself back to 1824 with an interior view of the Sessions House at Old Bailey in London – a setting that adds depth to our narrative. As we fast forward to modern times, Our Boys Clothing Company continues to create exquisite suits for boys inspired by Fauntleroy's iconic style. Speaking of style icons, who could forget the velvet-suited cupid himself? The allure of the Fauntleroy dress in 1889 swept across society like wildfire – a testament to its enduring charm. Frances H Burnett's literary masterpiece paved the way for this sartorial sensation that still resonates today. Even Harrods couldn't resist embracing this trend. Their advertisement showcased an adorable page boy outfit fit for any wedding celebration – a nod to how deeply ingrained Fauntleroy had become in popular culture. But it wasn't just fashion that was influenced by our beloved character; even Princes Wilhelm, Adalbert, and Eitel Friedrich of Prussia found inspiration within these pages. Little did they know their admiration would further solidify Fauntleroy's place in history. As we conclude our exploration into this cherished tale penned by Frances Hodgson Burnett, let us remember that "Little Lord Fauntleroy" is not just a story.