LITTLE GREENE Tapete - Hencroft - Celestial Teal it was also expensive and

it was also expensive and prone to fading

suggesting that it must have been produced in significant quantities from as early as the 18th century to the late 19th century

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This pattern is inspired by a wallpaper from the book “Contemporary Designs” published in 1955

The great studio ceramic impresses with its perfect shape and great natural tones

LITTLE GREENE Tapete - Hencroft - Celestial Teal it was also expensive andThe extensive work of William Morris and his Arts & Crafts Movement is well documented in the National Trust's portfolio, not least in his own home, the Red House in London. He was a 19th century influencer, so to speak, at Hencroft Works in Leek, where his friend Thomas Wardle taught and experimented with dyeing fabrics and wallpapers with natural inks. This Hencroft design from the National Trust Papers collection is an embroidered repeat pattern