A piece of cloth on the head of a seat in transport is called an anti-cassar. In 19th century England, men doused their heads with oil for cosmetic purposes from the town of Maxar. Therefore, the heads of the men did not coat the furniture, the hostess depended on it.

A piece of cloth on the head of a seat in transport is called an anti-cassar. In 19th century England, men doused their heads with oil for cosmetic purposes from the town of Maxar. Therefore, the heads of the men did not coat the furniture, the hostess depended on it.