Mary Tudor, Queen of France

by Mary Croom Brown

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First a riche story of Aras gold & silver (of iiij yards depe) with a border of her armys and bagies for a remembraunce (of ij fote depe paid [?] the flemysshe elne xv.s.).

Item a large sparver of cloth of golde (with the same storye grevyne in toto of cramosyn velvet pourpale, the velvet embrodred with her bagies and other devise) with a counterpoint of the same, the curteyns of the same sparver to be of (double [sarsene]t?] pourpale with the colors that the cloth of golde and velvet hath).

Item a Chaiar of cloth of golde for the same chamber with v cossions of cloth of golde iij longe and ij shorte.

Item a fether bedde of fyne doune with a bolster and ij pillowes with shetis, fustians and pillowebeers as is appointed for the trussing bedde.

Item a longe and large carpet for the borde (under the fete) and iiij for wyndowes carpetts.

[Item a traverse of cramosyn sarsenet.]

For the iij^de Chamber.

First a hanginge of (fyne tapessarye) with bagies and armys [burnt] in the border (of vi flemysshe elnes in toto).

Item a bedde of astate with a counterpoint of (riche velvet and cloth of golde of her colors purpale).