1777 Sholberg Peony - Whirl Wind Blue 1820s The soft cream ground combined

The soft cream ground combined with small blue floral wreaths creates a light and graceful expression

which contains 144 copperplate designs dating from around 1760 to 1800

decorative edges

dressing gowns

The design has been named after Sophia Giustina Dussek

1777 Sholberg Peony - Whirl Wind Blue 1820s The soft cream ground combinedThis is Copper plate imitation fabric for Upholstery and I have called this one for Peony. The design can be used for curtains and chairs. The size of the stripe can be changed between 2 cm and 5 cm, depending on the purpose. The Whirl Wind Blue is a bit greyish blue colour. Bromley Hall Copper Plate Printed Textiles The Bromley Hall Printworks, located in Middlesex, England, was a significant early textile printing manufactory that operated from the