Eighteenth Century micromosaic of The Capitoline Doves Tea Towel It can also be used

It can also be used for serving appetisers or presenting cut fruit for drinks

This large serving mat is a beautiful addition to any table and a wonderfully decorative protective base to any hot dish or salad bowl

Bowl and Cup set is ideally suited for boats

The Blamara serving platter blends durability with the classic look of Spongeware

The Ballantine Chopping Board is a must-have kitchen accessory

Eighteenth Century micromosaic of The Capitoline Doves Tea Towel It can also be usedThe art of micromosaic developed in Rome in the eighteenth century, having been inspired by the discovery of Pompei in 1748 and a particularly beautiful mosaic that was uncovered at Hadrians Villa in 1737. This beautiful mosaic, called The Capitoline Doves inspired the mosaicists of the Eighteenth Century to create remarkably complex and finely executed micromosaics of animals and views of the Roman Forum. This beautifully copy of The Capitoline Doves