The Role of the Sheldon Family in Establishing the Tapestry-Weaving Workshops Associated with Their Name

Abstract

This short note is intended as a response to the paper by Dr Hilary Turner published in Vol 88 of theAntiquaries Journal, entitled: ‘Tapestries once at Chastleton and their influence on the image of tapestries called Sheldon: a reassessment’. It seeks to give an alternative account to that given by Dr Turner of the role of the Sheldon family in establishing the tapestry-weaving workshops associated with their name during the reign of Elizabethi.

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