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.

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