Antique Victorian or early 20th-century mousquetaire opera-length gloves. Key Characteristics Style: These are traditional mousquetaire gloves, characterized by an opening at the inner wrist. This opening allowed the wearer to slip their hands out of the glove portion for dining or washing without removing the entire arm sleeve. Closure: They feature small functional wrist buttons, typically made of pearl or celluloid, to securely close the wrist opening. Material: They are made from fine, unlined kidskin leather (goat or lambskin), known for its soft texture and snug fit. Length: The extreme length extending well past the elbow classifies them as full opera-length evening wear. Normal wear for their age. One button missing. See pic.