The stone Tudor coat of arms may have links to Elizabeth I and Henry VIII but had been used as building material in cottage. By Tom Whitehead and Tomwhitehead 05 March 2015 • 6:25pm .

A 16th Century royal coat of arms is discovered in pieces embedded in the walls during the renovation of a labourer's cottage.

The new coat of arms will eventually appear on ministerial letters but existing stocks of paper will be used up first. Mr ...

Hampton Court Palace, which Henry VIII acquired in the 1520s and subsequently expanded, features the Grand Hall (with Anne Boleyn's coat of arms carved in the ceiling and antique tapestries on the ...

A Tudor royal coat of arms has been discovered embedded in the walls of a cottage in an Oxfordshire village. Pieces of the 16th Century 2m x 2m (6ft x 6ft) stone armorial were found in Tudor ...

A Tudor royal coat of arms has been discovered embedded in the walls of a cottage in an Oxfordshire village. Pieces of the 16th Century 2m x 2m (6ft x 6ft) stone armorial were found in Tudor ...

A Tudor royal coat of arms has been discovered embedded in the walls of a cottage in an Oxfordshire village. Pieces of the 16th Century 2m x 2m (6ft x 6ft) ...