a Jacobean mansion in Wimbledon

Originally probably made by Jeffrey & Co

The  colored parrot motif was discovered in a ground floor chamber of an early 18th century terraced house opposite Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital

where wood was carved and applied using a traditional block press

here in the Mineral version

LITTLE GREENE Tapete - Broad Stripe - Menthe Kork a Jacobean mansion in WimbledonA classic striped pattern with "Roman" or Regency proportions was created in the 18th century through the "trough method". The strips were drawn on paper by passing it under a wooden trough with holes or slits in the bottom. These striped wallpapers typically feature a brushed finish, which was later replaced in the 19th century by a flatter roll print, as in the wallpapers shown here. The restrained size of this particular stripe pattern is offset by