Gainford

GainfordThis 15th century design was used by Temple Moore, an architect trained by George Gilbert Scott Jr., in many of his designs. However, 'Gainford' was also redrawn by Sir Ninian Comper, most notably for the Viceregal Throne in the royal palace in New Delhi, India. The large scale pattern on this silk and cotton blend fabric makes it eminently suitable for hangings and continental shape vestments. 'Gainford' is available in all four liturgical colours.

most likely used as a bed hanging

Only 2 of each size were ever made of these limited edition bowls

Chapel with Red Cross Pattée - 20" x 20" (51cm x 51cm)

featuring a Green Gothic silk orphrey

The red in this range is made in a 100% Wool

Scaling down the floral motifs creates a smaller pattern repeat and emphasises the delicacy of the garlands and fronds to form a versatile fabric

Cope in Cloth of Gold

The range is lined in blue cotton sateen

This sample has now been sold

Cope made for the Dean Of Westminster in blue velour

Our 1" tunnel collar clerical shirt is fashioned from premium

with accents of gold or silver