1950s Vintage Toadstool Fabric Curtain by Rosebank Fabrics

Famously used as the basis for design of Midwinter Pottery’s 1956 Toadstool pattern by Jessie Tait, this square curtain features multi-coloured quirky toadstool illustrations on a mid-grey background. It is rare and extremely sought after by mid-century fabric collectors.

Dimensions: 103cm (40.5”) long, 91cm (35.75”) wide, slightly gathered on heading tape.

Substantial smooth woven cotton fabric, lined in cream/beige cotton, with heading tape for curtain hooks, and neatly hand-stitched hems.

In excellent condition, only very slight fading of original colours through historic laundering and sunlight, and just a single small yellowed mark on one toadstool, see photo. A beautiful display piece alone, addition to your mid-century fabrics collection, or backdrop for your 1950's Midwinter pieces.

Rosebank Fabrics was a subsidiary of Turnbull & Stockdale of Rosebank Works, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, England, a company established in 1881. Famous for their hand block-printed textiles, Turnbull & Stockdale produced some of the most innovative 20th Century printed textile patterns.

The fabric was originally produced in several colourways - including camel, red and blue backgrounds.

British made vintage item from Lancashire.

Complimentary insured worldwide shipping. Please ask for an accurate shipping quotation to your destination if combining with other purchases.

My items are packed and shipped within 1 business day. I take great care with my packaging, which has been described by customers as 'impregnable' and 'apocalypse proof'! I am happy to combine postage on multiple items. Will ship worldwide, message me for a quotation. Alternatively buyers are very welcome to collect in person from my showroom in Melton Mowbray in the East Midlands in England, midway between the cities of Leicester & Nottingham, postcode LE14 4AJ.

I have vast range of Midwinter and other retro china patterns from the 1950s-1970s in stock in my warehouse - please do message me if you're looking for something in particular.

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