Farrow & Ball Bombazine No. 9902 vermicelli Brockampton Star dates back to

Brockampton Star dates back to 1870 from the dining room at Brockhampton Hall

This decoupage Paper uses hand-coloured engraved pages from a popular 1819 publication showing three beautiful songbirds nesting amongst foliage

1cm/6 1/3"

Her mission is to convince them of the urgency to care for their planet before it is too late and the inhabitants of Earth kill their own home

A delicious Portuguese red blend

Farrow & Ball Bombazine No. 9902 vermicelli Brockampton Star dates back toFarrow & Ball Bombazine No. 9902 s a part of the archived collection. Bombazine is more yellow than Farrow's Cream, but less red than Ringwold Ground. It takes its name from a twilled dress fabric of worsted and silk. Archived colors can still be mixed in store; however, sample pots are discontinued, and are only available while supplies last. Recommended Primer & Undercoat: Mid Tones Complementary white: New White