Moorcroft Millefleurs 55/2 Vase Pearls Soft filled with pure white

Soft filled with pure white polyester fibre

Cuddling and playing - that’s what Trampili loves doing

It is better still when a farmer who grows a field full of carrots or other root vegetables hidden under earth

A series of four plates reproduced from archive watercolours originally designed in the 1930's as a dessert service for an Indian prince

Imari pattern and Harrods logo between its front paws

Moorcroft Millefleurs 55/2 Vase Pearls Soft filled with pure whiteMillefleurs was created by Arts and Crafts designer John Henry Dearle between 1912 1914 and was made at the Merton Abbey Works from Jacquard woven wool. Millefleurs is a pattern of flowers and leaves used in tapestry, porcelain or in other decorative items. In each of Emma's vases a bouquet of tiny flowers in one of the primary colours, blue, red and yellow, are set against a jet black background. H 5cm Open Edition Designed By Emma Bossons ITEM MADE