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Penshurst - Edward Pond Tea Towel Alphabet Ice cream vans have been

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Description

Ice cream vans have been a beloved part of British summers since the 1920s

dramatic ground and finished with a rich gold fringe

This railway cushion represents Vintage British Railways travel cushion to promote rail services to the Northumberland

The cushion shows a woman sitting on a raft with two women in the water on either side

rendered in crisp white linework against a deep blue ground

Penshurst - Edward Pond Tea Towel Alphabet Ice cream vans have beenThis Penshurst tea towel features artwork by Edward Pond (19292012), created in his distinctive late 20th century graphic style. Best known for his Network SouthEast railway posters, Pond used bold shapes, limited palettes, and confident composition to evoke a strong sense of place. The design depicts Penshurst Place, presenting the historic building in a simplified, almost architectural montage. Textured layers, muted greys and blues, and strong

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