Bolton Cope

Bolton CopeOur Bolton range echoes the numinosity of Pugins glasswork, of which many fine examples are to be seen at Bolton Abbey, giving reference to the multiplicity of Pugin's work. The main fabric, Alton, is based on another of our fabrics, Talbot, shown in this set on the orphrey. Talbot originates from a set of vestments designed in 1848 by Pugin for St. Augustine's Abbey, Ramsgate. Colours shine through interlocking ogee, in this exquisite pattern, as if

3/8” High

and even an additional cross:

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The neck is trimmed with Bellini Blue Diamond & Lay small cord

This Portsmouth style cope is made in our Cream & Gold Gothic Silk and features a contrasting trim of Black/Gold Gothic Trellis on the hood and morse

The design of this cope is based on the vestments we made for the Coronation of Edward VII in 1902

This Holy Name cope in the Portsmouth style with its triangular hood is a bespoke variation on our stock Holy Name range

The main fabric is our White ‘Alton’ cotton damask with orphreys in our Blue ‘Talbot’ damask

Lined in 'Rust' cotton sateen

and the burse and veil are both edged around in our Holy Name braid

Cathedral with White Bodley Cross - 6

white and re-embroidered black/silver