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Primrose in four colorways. Liberty of London Prints. First designed by Blair Pride in 1960.
Peacock Feather in 3 colorways. Liberty of London Prints. First designed in 1900 by Rex Silver. This is a reprint from 1975 used as Liberty’s Centenary Symbol.
Elysian in 6 colorways. Liberty of London Prints. 1960s.
Splendide. Liberty of London Prints. 1970s.
Loralai. Liberty of London Prints. 1970s.
Matilda by Liberty of London Prints. First designed circa 1920. 1970s reprint in four colorways.
Loralai. Liberty of London Prints. 1970s.
Ringstripe. Liberty of London Prints. Indian paisley in the range since 1900. 1970s reprint.
Silk Squares in four colorways. Liberty of London Prints. 1970s.
Peacock Garden. Liberty of London Prints. Adapted from a Walter Crane design c. 1900 for Liberty’s 1975 range of textiles.
Avril in 6 colorways. Liberty of London Prints. 1970s.
Kuba. Liberty of London Prints. Furnishing fabric designed by Susan Collier in 1974.
Sophie-Mary in four colorways. Liberty of London Prints. 1976.
Poppy and Daisy. Liberty of London. First designed c. 1924. 1970s reprint in two colorways on silk.
