A large-scale pattern, reminiscent of an early 20th-century interpretation of one of Robert Adam’s designs. This paper was discovered just after the death of Queen Mary, who lived in Marlborough House until 1953, after which the house became the headquarters of the Commonwealth Secretariat. PLEASE ALLOW 2-3 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY OF THIS WALLPAPER.
A typical historic damask, the design source was originally a woven silk from the 19th century, the effect of which is replicated in the print detail. Like the design High Street from London Wallpapers III, there are known examples of this pattern in more than one location, making it likely it was being produced in significant quantity from as early as the 18th century through to the late 19th: this is commensurate with the manufacturing capabilities of the industry at this time. PLEASE ALLOW 2-3 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY OF THIS WALLPAPER.