Lady and Gentleman - Pint Glass 16oz

"Lady and Gentleman" refers to traditional titles used in Western society to denote social status, particularly during the 18th and 19th centuries. The term 'Lady' was used for a woman of noble rank or title, usually the wife or daughter of a knight, baronet, or higher nobility. The term 'Gentleman,' on the other hand, was applied to a man of good family and breeding, with an emphasis on education, politeness, and refinement. These titles were associated with certain privileges and obligations within the hierarchical structure of society during these periods. In modern usage, the terms are less commonly used in their traditional sense but may still be employed informally to denote a person of high social standing or etiquette.