Moorcroft Millside Jug Wildlife 'To celebrate the Centenary of
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'To celebrate the Centenary of Govier's of Sidmouth 1904-2004
their flowering is something of an event as their fairy bells open
Above their rustle and hiss
Each piece is supplied gift boxed
Moorcroft Millside Jug Wildlife 'To celebrate the Centenary ofCharles Rennie Mackintosh moved to Millside, Walberswick, in 1914, where there was a small artists' colony. Here he produced some of the finest watercolour flower studies of his career. Flowers such as tulips reoccurred in his art and continued in his later textile designs. It was these floral motifs that inspired Rachel. Her stylised tulips and lattice work have a jewel like quality, enhanced by the clever use of coloured tubelining slip H 18. 5cm
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