Sonchus palustris ‘Flora Londinensis’ Botanical Print Category_paper_ cards & prints/Books and Book bag Pentreath & Hall are pleased

Pentreath & Hall are pleased to present their own tissue boxes covered in our new patterned papers

'Falling Cubes' - taken from a floor pattern from Batty Langley's 18th century 'Treasury of Design' and reimagined in inspired colours for this needlepoint cushion project which began in 2010

Handmade the traditional way in True Grace's carbon neutral Wiltshire factory

Over time the brass

“I’ve always loved the designs of William Morris

Sonchus palustris ‘Flora Londinensis’ Botanical Print Category_paper_ cards & prints/Books and Book bag Pentreath & Hall are pleasedPublished and printed in 1777 by William Curtis. Only 300 copies of this book were issued. The book described the flora found in London and surrounding areas in the mid 18th century. The hand coloured copperplate engravings were by botanical artists such as James Sowerby, Sydenham Edwards and William Kilburn. This Gicle print is taken from an original C19th hand coloured botanical etching. Printed onto the highest quality acid free paper. Dimensions: