The Hungarian sheepskin wedding jacket, embroidered and appliquéd with silk and leather, which was stolen from Haslemere Museum. It is stitched with the year 1925 and is estimated to be worth £2000.
The curator at Haslemere Educational Museum believes that the ornate Hungarian embroidered sheepskin wedding jacket dating from the 1920s and an 18th century wooden Norwegian corner cabinet, may have been stolen to order.
The items were found to be missing on Monday, February 20 and curator Julia Tanner believes they were taken some time between the preceding Wednesday and Saturday.
The museum's peasant art collection, from which they were taken, features rare examples of rural craftsmanship gathered from across Europe before the First World War.
If you have any information about the missing artefacts, please contact Julia Tanner at Haslemere Museum on 01428 642112 or email her at: haslemeremuseum@aol.com
