Hamilton Weston Wallpapers Wallpaper Strand Teardrop PRST8121

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A fifties style paper that is actually dated circa 1790. The paper was discovered in an 18th Century building on the Strand, London. Shown here in a blue / grey / orange colourway. Pattern repeat is 3cm, not as listed below. More

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Originally created circa 1800 and rediscovered in a South West London townhouse north of Clapham Common. Oval shrub motifs set in a linear and diagonal pattern. The surrounding background consists of a flat colour gently broken by a wiggly dotted line.... More

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Our earliest design, circa 1690, was discovered in a house in Old Paradise St, Lambeth, SW London. A woodcut design reflecting the popularity of Oriental merchandise imported by the East India Company. Shown here in a brown colourway. Pattern repeat is... More

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Recreated from fragments, this paper originally dates from circa 1810 and was rediscovered applied directly onto panelling in the entrance hall on Bloomsbury Sq. London WC1. A diagonal pattern of a loose weave and at the centre of each woven diamond is... More

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Recreated from fragments, this paper originally dates from circa 1910 and was rediscovered during the restoration of Cardigan Castle, Wales. A painterly rendition of a group of country-dwelling birds flutter between branches of a tree in blossom. More

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Originally created circa 1800 and rediscovered in a South West London townhouse north of Clapham Common. Oval shrub motifs set in a linear and diagonal pattern. The surrounding background consists of a flat colour gently broken by a wiggly dotted line.... More

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Our earliest design, circa 1690, was discovered in a house in Old Paradise St, Lambeth, SW London. A woodcut design reflecting the popularity of Oriental merchandise imported by the East India Company. Shown here in a cream / blue colourway. Pattern... More

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Recreated from fragments, this paper originally dates from circa 1810 and was rediscovered applied directly onto panelling in the entrance hall on Bloomsbury Sq. London WC1. A diagonal pattern of a loose weave and at the centre of each woven diamond is... More

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A subtle trellis pattern made up of fine dotted lines, organically growing. This circa 1813 design uses a single block from the Sandycombe Lodge Design. The fragment was discovered during restoration work on JMW Turner's Fishing Lodge in East... More

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Recreated from fragments, this paper originally dates from circa 1910 and was rediscovered during the restoration of Cardigan Castle, Wales. A painterly rendition of a group of country-dwelling birds flutter between branches of a tree in blossom. More

Description:

Originally created circa 1800 and rediscovered in a South West London townhouse north of Clapham Common. Oval shrub motifs set in a linear and diagonal pattern. The surrounding background consists of a flat colour gently broken by a wiggly dotted line.... More

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Richmond Trellis is the basic background to a floral design paper, found in a late 17th Century house on Richmond Green. The wallpaper fragment had been pasted onto a newspaper dated Tuesday 6th May, 1840. Shown here in a green colourway. Pattern... More

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The original circa 1800 fragment was found under at least 12 layers of wallpaper in the 1st floor drawing room of a house in St James, London SW1. A tiny shrub motif, similar to a fleur-de-lis, set in a delicate diamond pattern. Shown here in green.... More

Description:

A subtle trellis pattern made up of fine dotted lines, organically growing. This circa 1813 design uses a single block from the Sandycombe Lodge Design. The fragment was discovered during restoration work on JMW Turner's Fishing Lodge in East... More