Description
This elegant early 19th century Chinese Export paper originally hung on the first floor of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. It was removed by Queen Victoria and taken to Buckingham Palace, where it is likely, much of it was used to decorate the Yellow Drawing Room. Sections of the set were returned to Brighton and re installed in the 1920's, when it graced the formal saloon. We were asked to undertake the conservation of this wonderful paper as part of an exciting project to accurately reinstate the interiors.
Reserved order : reserved order is antiqued handpainted silk wallpaper
Material: painted silk
Handicrafts: 100% handpainting
Pattern colorway, same as the sample approval.
Delivery date: 10 weeks
Panel Size: 3ft wide by 110" / panel