Keep your tabletop and surfaces free from stains with this beautiful Morris & Co Set of Six Strawb...Keep your tabletop and surfaces free from stains with this beautiful Morris & Co Set of Six Strawberry Thief Blue Placemats. Each placemat is adorned with a unique art print, designed to promote style and sophistication to any occasion. Each placemat measures 40.1cm x 29.8cm, has a cork base, is stain resistant and heat resistant up to 100°C. To clean these placemats, simply wipe with a damp cloth. These placemats featuring an intricate Strawberry Thief design form part of the Morris & Co for Royal Worcester collection. Set contains 6 placemats each with the same design. Placemats measure 30.5 x 23 cm (12 x 9 inches). Superior quality cork backed placemats. Heat resistant to 100?C. Scuff and stain resistant. Wipe clean surface. Boxed with factory seal - once opened these products are non-returnable. William Morris was one of the most influential designers of the nineteenth Century and through his company, Morris & Co (founded in 1861) he produced some of the most fashionable and exciting textiles and wallpapers of his era. Matching items and other colours available.
Keep your tabletop and surfaces free from stains with this beautiful Morris & Co Set of Six Strawberry Thief Blue Placemats. Each placemat is adorned with a unique art print, designed to promote style and sophistication to any occasion. Each placemat measures 40.1cm x 29.8cm, has a cork base, is stain resistant and heat resistant up to 100°C. To clean these placemats, simply wipe with a damp cloth. These placemats featuring an intricate Strawberry Thief design form part of the Morris & Co for Royal Worcester collection. Set contains 6 placemats each with the same design. Placemats measure 30.5 x 23 cm (12 x 9 inches). Superior quality cork backed placemats. Heat resistant to 100?C. Scuff and stain resistant. Wipe clean surface. Boxed with factory seal - once opened these products are non-returnable. William Morris was one of the most influential designers of the nineteenth Century and through his company, Morris & Co (founded in 1861) he produced some of the most fashionable and exciting textiles and wallpapers of his era. Matching items and other colours available.