Davenport Cope

Davenport CopeThe Davenport fabric, exclusive to Watts & Co, was re woven to celebrate the centenary of G. F. Bodley, its designer, in 2007. The patterns' origins can be found in Venice from the time of the Doge and most famously can be seen as the hanging in Hans Holbein the Younger's 'The Ambassadors'. It is combined here with Y orphreys in Watts Gothic Trellis braid, referencing the church architecture of the Gothic Revival. This creates an apt link to our

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Also available as a Dalmatic

Lavabo Towels 9" x 18" (24cm x 46cm) Plain Huckaback style linen

This Semi-Gothic style chasuble was made using our exclusive Bellini Green 'Bellini' silk paired with Green 'Gothic' orphreys

including an embellished IHS motif on the cope hood

flowing vestments that are based on the vestment work of the Abbaye Sainte-Madeleine du Barroux

Our 'Coronation' fabric pattern was based on the embroidered velvet used for copes

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

Available in black

lending itself best to altar palls

The design of 'Windsor' dates from around 1790