Victorian Chromolithograph Fruit Basket Die Cut Scrap c.1890–1905 | Large Antique Paper Ephemera royal memorabilia The size label reads “7

The size label reads “7 1/4” and the sweatband is stamped in black with “Adam Royal Created By America’s Famous Hatter “

stains or odours - the top of the side seam of the chest pocket could use a couple of stitches

In 1939 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth stayed there during their Royal Visit

limited edition book

This is really rare fabric to find unused in a bolt like this - great material that could be used to make any number of things - curtains

Victorian Chromolithograph Fruit Basket Die Cut Scrap c.1890–1905 | Large Antique Paper Ephemera royal memorabilia The size label reads “7Richly coloured Victorian chromolithograph die cuts remain among the most attractive forms of nineteenth century decorative paper ephemera. This large antique fruit basket scrap, dating to approximately 18901905, is an excellent example of the remarkable quality achieved by chromolithographic printers during the late Victorian era. Depicting an abundant wicker basket overflowing with grapes, peaches, plums, apples and pears framed by lush vine leaves,