Tudor Rose

a Grand Floral Heraldic Emblem of Tudor England Hand cut Stained Glass in textured waves of deep red, set in a highly detailed double flower style clay frame. One of my most complex designs to create, but a favorite! Hand painted with an Italian rust red based, antiqued gold & antiqued white finish, this pendant is @ 1 1/4 at widest, @ 1 3/4 long including complimenting bead drop. Necklace is adorned with vintage filligree beads and complimenting Swarovski @ 18 1/2 to 21 inches long with…

"... and the works of their hands tell a story - each thread connecting us to those who came before. And the story endures...." from Piecework Magazine 1993

Catalogue produced by Mallett and directed by Lanto Synge exploring fine antique needlework and embroidery.

Surrey House the magnificent heart of Aviva Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK Heritage Open Days 2010 Thursday 9th to Sunday 12th September 2010

A Gold and Enamel Pendant by Robert Phillips in the form of the Tudor Rose, executed in red and white enamel, highlighted with stylised green enamel leaves which radiate from the back, the whole suspended from a white enamel Fleur d'lys. Presented in its original case, inscribed 'Phillips Bros & Son, Art Goldsmiths, 23 Cockspur Street.' Phillips of Cockspur Street London, circa 1875

A Gold and Enamel Pendant by Robert Phillips in the form of the Tudor Rose, executed in red and white enamel, highlighted with stylised green enamel leaves which radiate from the back, the whole suspended from a white enamel Fleur d'lys. Presented in its original case, inscribed 'Phillips Bros & Son, Art Goldsmiths, 23 Cockspur Street.' Phillips of Cockspur Street London, circa 1875

Rose shaped pewter badge: 16th century by . Museum quality art prints with a selection of frame and size options, and canvases. Museum of London