Marlborough Pie is a traditional New England apple pie that may have been a part of those long past Thanksgivings our American ancestors enjoyed.
ITEM DETAILS: - Vintage from the 1700's - Copperplate Engraving - ORIGIN: London, England - DATE: 1756 -TECHNIQUE :Copperplate Engraving -MEASUREMENT: 10 inches by 16 inches -CONDITION: Age toned, no tears, right bottom corner has a significant water stain, and there is a water stain at the top right which is smaller. "Page 428" has been added at the top at some point. One edge deckled from disbinding book but will mat out. *** PLEASE LOOK AT THE PHOTOS BEFORE BUYING*** DESCRIPTION: You'll get one copperplate engraving from "The British Herbal" by Sir John Hill. This plate features finely engraved images of thistles. Some burdock and knapweed examples are also shown. This is plate number 61. ***The photos comprise a part of the description. Please look at them closely*** SHIPPING: There is no additional charge for shipping! Your item will be placed in a protective covering in case the package gets wet. It will be shipped in a sturdy mailing tube or flat packed depending on the fragility of the pages. The manner of packing will be at our discretion. We cannot be responsible for mistakes or delays made by USPS. But, we will be happy to help you in any way that we can. ***WE ONLY SHIP TO US LOWER 48 STATES*** RETURNS: Returns are accepted. Please notify us within 7 days of receipt. You will be refunded 100% on our receipt of the UNDAMAGED print. Prints must be returned in the same condition as received. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: All vintage and antique prints can be fragile. PLEASE OPEN AND HANDLE WITH CARE.
20" cyanotype pillow in cotton. Cyanotype is a process developed in the 1840's and was used to produce architectural plans - hence the name blueprint. This is a genuine handprinted cyanotype not a printed fabric in the style of cyanotype. The print depicts details taken from nineteenth century ceramics. The most recognizable is the lovebirds motif from taken from the Willow Pattern which was developed in England in the 1700's. Various other designs depict flowers, forests, cloud formations, Dutch workers and Japanese cranes. This would be a perfect gift for a blue and white enthusiast or as a design detail in a 'blue specific' environment. Knife edge finish. Front and back are the same print. Zipper closure with feather insert. less
For a savory-sweet barbecue side that's popular with a crowd, you want Boston baked beans. This recipe is tangy and tender, perfect with ribs or hot dogs.
One of the most anticipated events of the year is soon here. In fact, the date is coming closer at an alarming speed. I am talking about The Season. It is THE event for any person with the slightes…
A fabulous mis century leather swivel armchair by Chiswell furniture. Chiswell furniture is an iconic statement that most households had one or few pieces of. Started in England in the 1700s. In the early 1900s, the Chiswell brothers emigrated to Australia, bringing their furniture making skills that had been passed down through their families for centuries. Beautiful blondwood timber surrounds, with a lovely soft natural pink/peach/salmon leather. The well presented chairs are in very good cond...
HIGH SUPPLY 3x5" UK FLAG - You will be so proud to see this Union Jack Flag flying majestically in the breeze or hanging dramatically indoors If your UK flag becomes unusable due to normal wear and tear, please contact us so we can exchange it for you. -- 3x5 UK Flag-- -- High Quality -- 100% Polyester. Dimensions: 3ft x 5ft. The UK flag is actually a combination of the flag of England and the flag of Scotland, combining St. George's Cross and St. Andrew's Cross. The UK flag was adopted in 1707. The Union Flag was named the "Union Flag" or "Union Jack" because it symbolizes the union that took place between England and Scotland in the 1700s. Our 3 x 5 inch UK flag is perfect for a UK party or UK themed room decor. Also known as the Union Jack flag, UK flag, British flag, British flag, Union Flag, Union Flag, and more, this flag goes by many names.
A new version of our Aubusson Floral as fabric by the metre to compliment our original 3m panels - the design is taken from of a beautifully worked piece of handwoven Aubusson tapestry, dating from the 1700s It is printed on a heavy weave linen union - and has the timeless appeal of the beautiful Aubusson tapestries of centuries past, re-coloured and re-edited for use as curtaining or upholstery fabric ABOUT OUR FABRIC AND WALLPAPER DESIGNS Our eclectic collection of luxury fabrics and wallpapers are designed and printed to order in England. Our in-house studio, designing under the brand Boho&Co, uses contemporary design and printing methods combined with traditional elements which celebrate themes ranging from our nation's cultural diversity to the natural world - and of course our longstanding love affair and connections with La Belle France. To order a fabric swatch please select in the drop-down menu below. Swatches are charged at £2 each, refundable against order. This is a printed-to-order fabric - lead time 7-14 days 140 cm width Fabric composition: 24% linen 76% cotton Price per metre
Beautiful, rustic pirate glass bracelet. Pirate glass appears black but shows it's true colour when held up to a light. Handmade by me The pirate glass is hand collected from various beaches in England. Each piece that gets washed up on the shore is unique therefore it creates a one of a kind piece of jewellery to be treasured. Pirate glass could date back as far as the 1700s! Black glass bottles were common for beer and liquor until the late 1800s and were often made with thick bottoms and walls for frequent reuse. One size - approx 7 inches Thank you for visiting my shop!
As the Puritans set about eking out their survival in Massachusetts in the early 1600s, they naturally had to conquer some major problems: managing to obtain food, fighting their enemies…
A beautiful, traditional blanket stitch throw, crafted from the finest New Zealand South Island wool which is revered for its softness and resilience. These timeless treasures are designed in New Zealand and made by the AW Hainsworth Mill in England, where their expertise since the 1700s produces a quality that is unlike any other which resulted in being granted a Royal Warrant to supply the Queen. Embracing the age old art of blanket stitching, each NZ wool throw brings back memories of snuggling up by the fire with Grandma and keeping cosy during those chilly evenings and frosty mornings. These heirloom throws and blankets are an elegant addition to any family home especially when gifted to a newly married couple, a stylish NZ gift that they will cherish for many years to come. Available in several colours as a Throw, Single, Queen or King that you can add to the foot of your bed for additional warmth or drape elegantly over your sofa for a splash of colour to your interiors. SIZES Contrasting Stitching Throw 115 x 180cmSingle Blanket 185 x 230cm Co-ordinating Stitching Queen 230 x 255cm King 255 x 280cm These precious throws are beautifully packaged and sent directly from the manufacturer in Christchurch. They are bulky and heavy which means we have had to introduce a flat shipping fee of $20 on this item to cover our costs
More than 4 billion people live in urban areas globally. It’s now projected that by 2050, more than two-thirds of the world population will live in urban areas. So no wonder we pay more importance to the buildings and structures around us.
Last September scrolling through Instagram feeds from my native Maine, I was struck by a small compound of houses on the craggy island of Spruce Head. Thre
Between 1600 and 1800, people came to Colonial America from England, Germany, France, Spain, and Latin America, bringing their architectural styles.
Wigan is a Tech Fonts design published by Fontfabric.
The Long Man of Wilmington, the mysterious guardian of the South Downs, has baffled archaeologists and historians for hundreds of years.
This activity is designed to help students describe their life as a convict in England and Australia in the late 1700s who has just been sentenced seven years transportation.The activity should be used when learning about convicts. It could be used as a homework task after discussion in the classroo...
ITEM DETAILS: - Vintage from the 1700's - Copperplate Engraving - ORIGIN: England - DATE: c.1700's -TECHNIQUE : Copperplate Engraving, on laid paper with hand color -MEASUREMENT: 10 1/4 inches by 16 1/2 inches -CONDITION: We are listing a number of these and the condition information applies to all, although some may be in better shape than others. PLEASE LOOK AT THE PHOTOS BEFORE BUYING. Age toned paper. Some foxspots, edge chipping. Deckled edge from disbinding from book. Some have been trimmed at the bound edge. Please inquire if you need further information. *** PLEASE LOOK AT THE PHOTOS BEFORE BUYING*** DESCRIPTION: Phillip Miller (1691-1771) was considered the greatest gardener of his day. He was a member of the Society of Gardeners who decided to publish an illustrated survey of new plants. The task fell to Miller and the book was called The Gardener's Dictionary. This is Plate #III ***The photos comprise a part of the description. Please look at them closely*** SHIPPING: There is no additional charge for shipping! Your item will be placed in a protective covering in case the package gets wet. It will be shipped in a sturdy mailing tube or flat packed depending on the fragility of the pages. The manner of packing will be at our discretion. We cannot be responsible for mistakes or delays made by USPS. But, we will be happy to help you in any way that we can. ***WE ONLY SHIP TO US LOWER 48 STATES*** RETURNS: Returns are accepted. Please notify us within 7 days of receipt. You will be refunded 100% on our receipt of the UNDAMAGED print. Prints must be returned in the same condition as received. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: All vintage and antique prints can be fragile. PLEASE OPEN AND HANDLE WITH CARE.
If you are looking for a quiet town that is big on charm and history, head to Marblehead, Massachusetts for an enchanting visit.
Photographed Wednesday 10th November 1971. The sign on the building on the left says "Hamilton & Sons".
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Learn about English clothing and fashion during the 1700s. Discover what people wore in England and colonial America in the 18th century.
