Master of the Great Wardrobe
now historical
noun
An officer of the British royal household having charge of the Great Wardrobe, a storehouse and office formerly situated near Puddle Wharf in London and dealing with clothing, livery, furniture, etc. (the office was abolished in 1782).
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Buccleuch Manuscripts.
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