Replica Tudor gold-plated Dudley buttons for Renaissance/Elizabethan reenactment, 5/8" (16mm)

• 5/8in (16mm) in diameter by 3/8in (10mm) tall
• 24 carat gold-plated lead-free pewter
• also available in a pewter version
• sold individually

This particular design is based on buttons on a doublet worn by Robert Dudley in his portrait attributed to Steven van der Meulen (1560-1564) in the Wallace Collection - and we think he would have rather liked these!

This listing is for gold-plated pewter buttons. Please note, this listing is for one button. The pewter version of this same design has proven to be one of our most popular buttons, so we are now offering this gold-plated option.

We're thrilled to offer a variety of reproduction buttons made exclusively for The Tudor Tailor by Michael Perry. All are based on original sources and are cast in lead-free pewter.

Please note, the photo with the black background shows various button styles we offer and is only for reference. 

The third photo shows Tim Guerinot (photographed by Jason Stone) wearing a jerkin fastened with gold Dudley buttons. The image is for illustrative purposes only, no garments are included in this listing.