Where to buy 18" traditional frieze?

[reubin78]

Looking to reinstate a traditional embossed frieze. Previous occupants have decorated the frieze with a modern anaglypta.

Have had a nosey on the internet but (with one exception) can only find embossed paper that is 12" wide/deep - we require 18".

Can anyone suggest any suitable stockists. We are Stoke-on-Trent/Peak District area so would need to soneone lical or someone that is prepared to ship

Thanks for reading.

 

[Tigercubrider]

Picture?

 

[reubin78]

Nothing to add a picture of.

Not looking to identify/replace an exact pattern/design rather just find something that is of a traditional (Victorian) design.

Can't afford to be too fussy when it seems we are looking for an odd (18" wide/tall) size!

 

[Tigercubrider]

http://www.bradbury.com/victorian/ksf_250_rose.html

 

[reubin78]

Yikes! Is America the closest option?

 

[Robbie uk]

Most of the original friezes were made of Lincrusta, which is made by crown.

 

[Nige F]

Lincrusta phone number 01524239679 ( googled) I saw a panel in an hotel that had swasticas all along it I was surprised that it hadn't been removed during the war. I know it is an Indian symbol, but it faced the way AH displayed it.

 

[reubin78]

Having checked out their prices, I am tempted to rename this post "Where can I buy an affordable alternative to lincrusta?"

I have just short of 20 metres of wall so £500+ for paper alone (ouch!)

 

[Robbie uk]

They got rid of a lot of patterns over the years and were always expensive, but last for ever.

 

[ic1927]

and almost impossible to strip, nightmare stuff to remove.