Buck-Bacchus Cable Chain
Cross-Banded Border
Cross Banded Border Egg and Dart
Floret Border Lamb's Tongue Border
Mock Flock Border Otis Federal Chain
Palmette Border Réveillon Border
Rose and Sprig Border Sawtooth and Guilloche
Sayre Arcade  Sayre Sawtooth
 
Festoon Border Franklin Border
Greek Key Border Hermitage Leaf Border
LeBaron Border
LeBaron Border Lilac Border
Orbes Directoire  Ribbon Border
Anthemion Frieze Egyptian Frieze
Franklin Frieze Garland and Tassel
Grapevine Frieze Lion Frieze
 
Virchaux Swan Frieze  
   


French circa 1800

This border exists in two documented colorways; the one reproduced above was discovered near Concord, Massachusetts; the other was found in Liege and is now is a private collection in Belgium.

Probably of French origin, the striking use of lime green and pale lilac is typical of the French predilection for sophisticated color combinations during the first two decades of the 19th century. The animated rhythm of the border works well with any small figured sidewall or plain paper in a formal area.

This patter is licensed to Adelphi Paper Hangings by the Farmers' Museum.

Repeat 1¾ inches
Width 4½ inches