
The Queen’s Servants cover girl gown for sale!
A rare opportunity to purchase a beautiful early Tudor style silk gown with ‘W’ neckline edged with dark crimson velvet. The sale also includes a matching silk partlet. Made for Jane Malcolm-Davies to wear for the photoshoot for the book, and worn on only one other occasion.
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Why buy from The Tudor Tailor
Since 2005, The Tudor Tailor has reinvested all its sales income into new stock and developing new books and products. Our prices are calculated to cover costs (including a team of five part-time specialists) and make a small profit so that we can plan and invest in new projects. There are several new books on 16th century themes on the starting blocks along with The Stuart Tailor, which will concentrate on the years 1604 to 1714.