Perennial favourites, these three flower panels were inspired by French 18th century decoration. Flowers were a central theme in rococo design, as seen in the exquisite flower painting of Sèvres and Nymphenburg porcelain, in chintz fabrics, and in the work of painters such as François Boucher. This era has been rich source of inspiration for Geoffrey. Tulip, Peony and Rose were modelled in clay, then moulded, then cast. They are available in a limited edition of ten sets, each signed and numbered on the reverse. Each panel has a hook cast into the back for hanging.

Tulip, Peony and Rose are available at Cave Decorative Arts in London’s Notting Hill. They can also be ordered directly from us.