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Rachel Trevor Morgan, Edwina Ibbotson and Noel Stewart have worked with the iconic porcelain manufacturer Meissen to curate an exhibition of fine porcelain-inspired hats, hosted by the renowned Thomas Goode & Company.

A strictly limited edition of porcelain hatpins will mark the event – a unique collaboration between the craftspeople of Meissen and the best of British millinery.

Milliners include the curators, Stephen Jones, Harvy Santos, Paul Stafford, Bridget Bailey and Leo Carlton.

Founded in 1710, Meissen is a world-renowned brand based near Dresden in Germany, and was the first to produce porcelain in Europe. Known for their hand painting, exquisite shapes and unique decorative style, Meissen is highly coveted the world over.

Thomas Goode is recognised by the cognoscenti as being the home of the worlds finest china, silverware and glassware and the preferred purveyor of luxury goods to Royal Households and great families.

Hatpin-Making Workshop
Thursday 7 October, 6.30-8pm
To accompany the exhibition, the curators are leading a pin-making workshop at Thomas Goode. Using Meissen porcelain elements and millinery trimmings, this is a unique opportunity to create your own hat/tie/corsage pin amongst the finery of Thomas Goode. Book tickets at unveilthecraftofmillinery.com