Sweet Peas on Mint Green Background late 18thC Botanical Design Tea towel geography Dine in style with this

Dine in style with this elegant design based on antique illustrations

W Ogilvie-Grant was a Scottish Ornithologist initially working as an Assistant at the Natural History Museum

Drawn in 1901 by W Ogilvie-Grant and published in the Catalogue of the Collection of Birds' Eggs for the British Museum

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De Boodt was also appointed the medical court doctor of Emperor Rudolf II and was responsible for establishing the modern geological study of mineralogy

Sweet Peas on Mint Green Background late 18thC Botanical Design Tea towel geography Dine in style with thisDating from 1795, this is an incredible depiction of Sweet Peas on a mint green background by a German Swiss botanist Johannes Gessner. The detail and colours are spectacular and this tea towel will positively inject a splash of colour into your kitchen! It is digitally printed onto 100% quality half Panama cotton fabric producing a stunning and hard wearing tea towel. Ideal as a unique gift. Dimensions 50cm x 70cm Care instructions: Machine wash at