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tedesco57: A bust of Richard III commissoned by Lady Ashombe after being inspired by the visit of the official facial reconstruction, Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: stairs at Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Wax figures of Katherine Parr and King Henry VIII towards the end of his life, Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Wax figures of Queen Katherine and King Henry VIII, Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Carved chests and brass mortar, Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Tudor dresses of the Queens of England at Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Chair: Rest Thyself, side table, screen and brass cup, Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Stained glass window at Sudeley Castle. Crown and English Coat of Arms
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tedesco57: A Beech framed chair ca1820 at Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Victorian busts at Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Victorian Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: The Oliver typewriter Co, Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: The Oliver typewriter, Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Sudeley Castle Memorabilia
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tedesco57: John Coucher Dent and Emma Dent dressed as King Henry VIII and Katherine Parr at the Tudor Ball in January 1859 at Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: A painting of Emma Dent at Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Henry VIII and his six wives, Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: The Seymour Brothers and Katherine Parr's Jewels at Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Letter from Katherine Parr to Lord Thomas Seymour circa 1547, Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Model of Sudeley Castle in its heyday
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tedesco57: "She danced all day" Ballet shoes at Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Dressmaking at Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Dressmaking at Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Dressmaking at Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Haunted staircase at Sudeley Castle
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tedesco57: Haunted staircase at Sudeley Castle with instruments of torture on the walls
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tedesco57: The Facsimile of Warrant to Execute King Charles I - Sudeley Castle, including seals and signatures
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tedesco57: Instruments of torture and Death Warrant for King Charles I at Sudeley Castle