1860s wallpaper

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Charles Aubry - Flowers 1860s

Portion of wallpaper with a design of Tudor roses and fleur-de-lis, surmounted by crowns, within vertical ogival borders; Wood block print in white, on a bronze-gold ground, on paper; Designed by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin; Later printing (circa 1953) of a paper made by Samuel Scott for J. G. Crace and used in the decoration of the Houses of Parliament ca. 1848-50; England; ca. 1953.

Wallpaper patterned with a trellis design enclosing stylised floral bouquets. Machine printed in green, white and burgundy on unground paper. Retrieved from the skillion in a modest c.1860s weatherboard cottage located near the southern boundary of Oatlands, Tasmania.

Genuine paper wallpaper from the 1970s The wallpaper has a light, rolled embossing and has a very good quality. As inconspicuous as the motif and colour may seem, this wallpaper is really chic on the wall. This wallpaper is made of paper. Our wallpapers are all originals from the 1970s, some even older. No reprints, all real old! The wallpapers are all about 53.5cm wide. The wallpapers are sold per meter. If you put several meters in the shopping cart, you will receive the wallpaper in…

INCREDIBLE DRESSES IN ART (26/∞) Princess Maria Carolina Augusta of Bourbon by Franz Xaver Winterhalter

The Gothic Revival style of the mid to late 19th century was a looking back at the grandeur of the past; it was also a way to claim the history and the