c.1737 Architectural Elevations of Stately Homes Sept dry birch and warm woods

dry birch and warm woods create a rich

Long-lasting whole-room fragrance

Encased in a ribbed glass globe and crowned with a detailed stag lid

Presented in rich amber glassware and finished with our signature black reeds and velvet bow

The pleated taupe shade exudes sophistication and complements the elegant design

c.1737 Architectural Elevations of Stately Homes Sept dry birch and warm woodsBringing back to life a pair of beautifully detailed architectural elevations of stately homes engraved in the first half of the 18th century, these prints make a distinguished addition to any tastefully appointed room. Depicting Belford Hall in Northumberland and Cowick Hall in East Yorkshire, theyve been meticulously restored to their former glory here in our studio in Lancashire. Printed using archival methods for maximum quality and durability,