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- William Morris Inspired Design Soap Dispenser Classic Textile Design
- Height From Top to Bottom 19cms
- Three fantastic designs to choose from Inspired by the works of Victorian Textile Designer William Morris
- Supplied In matching Gift Box
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Height From Top to Bottom 19cms
Three fantastic designs to choose from Inspired by the works of Victorian Textile Designer William Morris.
This lush botanical design has spectacular detail, Lily flowers and country blooms wind through this briar leaf design
was designed for the Grand Staircase in St James's Palace.
The decorative scheme for the palace was begun in 1866 and was Morris & Co.'s first secular commission.
This comes form an undated pattern book issued by Morris & Co. Many of Morris & Co.'s later wallpapers were designed by J. H. Dearle, and by other designers employed by the company, working in the style of the socialist painter, designer and poet William Morris (1834-1896).
*Information Courtesy of The V & A Collection*
Supplied With matching Box
Three fantastic designs to choose from Inspired by the works of Victorian Textile Designer William Morris.
This lush botanical design has spectacular detail, Lily flowers and country blooms wind through this briar leaf design
was designed for the Grand Staircase in St James's Palace.
The decorative scheme for the palace was begun in 1866 and was Morris & Co.'s first secular commission.
This comes form an undated pattern book issued by Morris & Co. Many of Morris & Co.'s later wallpapers were designed by J. H. Dearle, and by other designers employed by the company, working in the style of the socialist painter, designer and poet William Morris (1834-1896).
*Information Courtesy of The V & A Collection*
Supplied With matching Box
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Height From Top to Bottom 19cms
Three fantastic designs to choose from Inspired by the works of Victorian Textile Designer William Morris.
This lush botanical design has spectacular detail, Lily flowers and country blooms wind through this briar leaf design
was designed for the Grand Staircase in St James's Palace.
The decorative scheme for the palace was begun in 1866 and was Morris & Co.'s first secular commission.
This comes form an undated pattern book issued by Morris & Co. Many of Morris & Co.'s later wallpapers were designed by J. H. Dearle, and by other designers employed by the company, working in the style of the socialist painter, designer and poet William Morris (1834-1896).
*Information Courtesy of The V & A Collection*
Supplied With matching Box
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