Gorgeous, sparkly card for the newly engaged! Featuring illustrated ' Engaged' print on textured card. Hand finished with fabulous cherry red glitter. Blank inside for your own message & complete with a pearlised cherry red envelope wrapped in a cello bag. Dimensions 15cm / 15cm. Free UK postage! ...

A very cute card to send to that special couple Celebrate someones engagement with this gorgeous card, it is sure to make the happy couple smile! Printed onto 300gsm high quality gloss paper. All cards are blank inside for your own personal message & come with a white envelope in a protective cellophane bag. Each card measures 140 x 140 mm made from: Printed onto 300gsm high quality gloss paper. dimensions: Each card measures 140 x 140 mm ...

Gorgeous, sparkly card for the newly engaged! Featuring illustrated ' Engaged' print on textured card. Hand finished with fabulous cherry red glitter. Blank inside for your own message & complete with a pearlised cherry red envelope wrapped in a cello bag. Dimensions 15cm / 15cm. Free UK postage! ...

Life's a ball with these delightfully coloured tissue paper pom-poms, & whether you hang them up in the nursery, at your wedding reception, or at a Jubilee Garden Party they will make everyone smile. Very easy to 'make' they will very quickly make a statement. We intend to fill the shop with them this Spring! Available in colour-coordinated sets of 3 so you can create a theme or mix the different sets up for a rainbow effect! Made from paper tissue. Available in sets of 3 in Red, White, Yellow, Pink & Blue colourways in pretty display boxes. Dimensions: 1 each of 45, 47 & 50 cm diameter. ...

To help celebrate the World Cup 2010 in South Africa, Eyes Wide have launched a range of designer deckchairs, wideboy deckchairs an beanbags with designs of the national flags. This design is for the St Georges Cross of Engl&. St Georges Cross
- World Cup deckchair designs All our products are produced on demand to order & can also be personalised with your own images & artworks. The Beanbags are completely made in Engl&. Finished with YKK chunky Zip. Our Beanbags are made from very hard wearing polyester, & printed using state-of-the-art technology. The bags are hand stitched & filled with comfy Polystyrene fire retarded bead fillings. The Beanbag can also be used as floor cushions, video game lounger & as an out door beanbag.
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True to the original spec, we've been making these for England rugby fans recently (no text) & they look fantastic. Supplied ready to fly with canvas, rope & toggle. All our flags are made using MOD spec woven polyester &
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- appliqued using run resistant polycotton. Machine washable on wool cycle

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Donald Short's Blue Prints are made using a CYANOTYPE process invented by the British astronomer Sir John Herschel in 1842 & first used in the botanical photograms of his friend, Anna Atkins. This process was later adopted as a simple way of replicating architectural plans. Each image is created on hand made photo-sensitized paper, limited to signed editions of 100/250 & framed in a high quality white mount with wrapper. Super 7 Size h x w: 16 cm x 21 cm Media: Cyanotype on Arches Platine Year: 2012 Edition: 250 ...

Vintage suitcase, decoupaged with original vintage, English south coast map. Original fabric lining inside. Outside is varnished with a waterproof protective lacquer. Perfect as a weekend bag or decorative storage. Also comes with key for locks. 64cm/50cm/17cm Winter Collection 2010 Edition 1/1 ...

Stunning 17th Century Century English Civil war pistol shot cufflinks. (The balls are Approx. 1cm in diameter). Every pair is unique & may differ slightly from the photograph. The colour of the balls is dictated by the soil in which they were found. The soldiers were issued with a musket ball mold with their gun which they would then use to cast their own shot. They have a chain gold or silver plated post. (Please specify preference!) The summer of 1642 saw the beginning of the worst hostilities our Island has ever known. The next decade was marked by The English Civil War, which pitched brother against brother, friend against friend. By far the most regular & symbolic archaeological find of the period is the musket ball. This was used in massed ranks with devastating effect with the infamous muzzle loaded matchlock musket. A large & diverse range of calibres are found as each musket was supplied with its own unique mould & it would be safe to assume an equally diverse range of sources of the lead raw material was used in shot manufacture with Medieval church roofs a popular choice. Dangerous to use & only accurate to around 50-70 yards they were deadly effective when operated in a close rank volley. To convert something which was made with such brutal intent into something more positive & stylish, gives Peter, designer for English Relics, a strong link with the past which he finds very humbling. He is constantly surprised by how such war like artefacts can assume an elegant & discrete nature with which even ' The Beau Brummell' would be comfortable. From a technical point of view Peter always tries to give the minimum of treatments to all of the artefacts that he works with. With the musket balls, he drills tiny holes to take the bronze fittings & in doing so the shot becomes very hot, a temperature it has not reached since it was flying in anger 365 years ago. Lead takes on a pleasant cream patina after all this time in the ground & Peter tries to retain this where possible, stabilising this natures gilding with 3-6 fine coats of his own special blend of lacquer. It is likely that the original maker would, if albeit amazed, approve of the aesthetic result. ...

Stunning 17th Century Century English Civil War musket ball cufflinks. We have carefully sliced the lead balls in half, which has the double bonus of letting the musket balls sit well on the cuff as well as reducing the weight. (The balls are Approx. 1.3cm in diameter & weigh 1oz, when whole). Every pair is unique & may differ slightly from the photograph. The colour of the balls is dictated by the soil in which they were found. The soldiers were issued with a musket ball mold with their gun which they would then use to cast their own shot. They have a solid silver plated post. The summer of 1642 saw the beginning of the worst hostilities our Island has ever known. The next decade was marked by The English Civil War, which pitched brother against brother, friend against friend. By far the most regular & symbolic archaeological find of the period is the musket ball. This was used in massed ranks with devastating effect with the infamous muzzle loaded matchlock musket. A large & diverse range of calibres are found as each musket was supplied with its own unique mould & it would be safe to assume an equally diverse range of sources of the lead raw material was used in shot manufacture with Medieval church roofs a popular choice. Dangerous to use & only accurate to around 50-70 yards they were deadly effective when operated in a close rank volley. To convert something which was made with such brutal intent into something more positive & stylish, gives Peter, designer for English Relics, a strong link with the past which he finds very humbling. He is constantly surprised by how such war like artefacts can assume an elegant & discrete nature with which even ...