Anselmus de Boodt 1596 Honeysucker Sunbird design Tea Towel 100% Cotton UK Made unique Apron printed with collection of

Apron printed with collection of colourful antique fish from the 18th and 19th centuries

This botanical drawing originally appeared in The Curtis Botanical Magazine in the latter part of the 18th century

It is digitally printed onto 100% quality half Panama cotton fabric producing a stunning and hard-wearing tea towel with a charcoal border

engraved and hand-coloured this book to raise funds to have her husband released from a debtor’s prison

Dahlia Pinnata Nana by HG Andrews 1797 Antique Print Tea Towel on Green Background

Anselmus de Boodt 1596 Honeysucker Sunbird design Tea Towel 100% Cotton UK Made unique Apron printed with collection ofDescription Beautiful Aqua Blue Tea Towel featuring 3 Honeysuckers or nectariniidae illustrations from c1596. Nectariniidae are a species of small, long beaked sunbirds, the males of which have brightly coloured plumage, often containing metallic green feathers Anselmus De Boodt was a Flemish Naturalist who filled 12 volumes of illustrations depicting the natural world. De Boodt was also appointed the medical court doctor of Emperor Rudolf II and was