1776 Arabesque Pigeons
Arthur and Robert Stripe Bacchus
Boston Floral Stripe Concord Stripe and Vine
Hamilton Urn Hamilton Urn Stenciled
Laurel Trellis Otis Federal Stripe
Parakeets and Pearls Plymouth Stripe & Vine
Reveillon Damask Urns and Medallions
Votive Goddess Plain Papers
 
 
Historic Colorway - A Alternative Colorways   B  C  D 


English circa 1795-1805

Vine and stripe patterns gained wide spread popularity during this time period. This elegant example was found in the first Harrison Gray Otis House in Boston, now the headquarters of the Historic New England.

Built by a young lawyer in the mid -1790s, the house was decorated with many small-figured English wallpapers, which were fashionable at that time. This pattern was hung in a bedchamber along with the Otis Federal Chain border.

This pattern is licensed to Adelphi Paper Hangings by Historic New England

Repeat 2½ inches
Width 21 inches
Straight Match

The historic colorway shown above is double width; alternative colorways are single width.