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Gold / Guld Placemats, Lady Clara
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6.000 kr.
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Gold / Guld Placemats, Lady Clara, Lady Clara Placemats. Dækservice. Velholdte og ubrugte. Motiver fra London. 12 stk haves. Sælges samlet.
Vintage. Lady Clare- London Hardboard Placemats- Buckingham Palace & Westminster,
Lady Clare- Hardboard Placemats- Buckingham Palace & Westminster. - Classic Lady Clare hand finished mats.
Classic Lady Clare hand finished mats.
- Regal Red
- Print mounted onto a painted base with a gold edge.
- Sealed with heat resistant lacquer.
- Finished with hard wearing lacquer and heat resistant to 100oC (212oF).
-The edges of the mats are hand gilded,
- Back of each mat is flocked.
-Made in England.
- Gold plated
Lady Clare (Luksusudgave): Hvis de har en filtbagside i stedet for kork, er de ofte mere værd, typisk 500 kr.
Disse er meget sjældne og sælges til 500 kroner stykket. De er som nye og har ingen ridser. De er helt blanke og meget flotte.
Motiverne: London-scener er klassiske og altid populære hos samlere af "English Country House"-stilen.
A lovely set of vintage-style placemats! They feature classic 19th-century engravings of London landmarks, likely based on the works of Thomas Hosmer Shepherd or similar illustrators of the Victorian era.
Based on the images, here is a breakdown of the four locations depicted:
The London Landmarks
* Top Left: Mansion House & Bank of England
The heart of London’s financial district. You can see the equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington in the foreground, situated at Royal Exchange Buildings.
* Top Right: The Admiralty, Whitehall
Recognizable by the distinct screen and gateway designed by Robert Adam. This served as the headquarters of the Royal Navy for centuries.
* Bottom Left: St. James's Palace
A classic view of the Tudor-style gatehouse built by Henry VIII. This remains a senior royal palace in London.
* Bottom Right: Fleet Street
Historically the home of the British national press. The engraving shows the bustling street scene with the spires of local churches (likely St. Dunstan-in-the-West) in the background.
Note: The burgundy/maroon border with the gold "pinstripe" edge is a hallmark of traditional English tableware design, intended to lend a formal, historical atmosphere to a dining room.
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