Description
A 100% cotton tea towel with a printed image of the Royal Pavilion’s Great Kitchen. This image is reproduced from an original illustration commissioned by architect John Nash in 1826.
Measures 46 cm x 82 cm. Made in the UK.
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The Great Kitchen Tea Towel
£7.95 including Tax
A 100% cotton tea towel with a printed image of the Royal Pavilion’s Great Kitchen. This image is reproduced from an original illustration commissioned by architect John Nash in 1826.
Additional information
| Weight | 60 kg |
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| Dimensions | 82 × 46 × 0.3 cm |
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