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BRITISH COLOUR STANDARD Honey Bird Handmade Glass 1 Litre Carafe £ 24 GBP

BRITISH COLOUR STANDARD Apple Handmade Glass 1 Litre Carafe £ 24 GBP

BRITISH COLOUR STANDARD Pearl White Handmade Glass 1 Litre Carafe £ 24 GBP

BRITISH COLOUR STANDARD Apple Green Handmade Glass 25 Clt Carafe £ 12 GBP

BRITISH COLOUR STANDARD Honey Bird Handmade Glass 50 Clt Carafe £ 18 GBP

BRITISH COLOUR STANDARD Apple Green Handmade Glass 50 Clt Carafe £ 18 GBP

BRITISH COLOUR STANDARD Honey Bird Handmade Glass 25 Clt Carafe £ 12 GBP

BRITISH COLOUR STANDARD Pearl White Handmade Glass 25 Clt Carafe £ 12 GBP

BRITISH COLOUR STANDARD Pearl White Handmade Glass 50 Clt Carafe £ 18 GBP

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Mar 17, 2019

BRITISH COLOUR STANDARD - Lavender Grey No. 343

A colour standardised in 1934 as violet grey with the synonym Lavender Grey. The alternative name has been adopted here. This colour is characteristic of the lavender tones found in...

Mar 10, 2019

BRITISH COLOUR STANDARD - Kenya Red No. 36

This colour was one of two sponsored by Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester on the occasion of her marriage. At the time of the selection of the colour,...

Mar 03, 2019

BRITISH COLOUR STANDARD - Jet Black No.324

Jet is the hard black lignite, which takes a brilliant polish, and by association the name has been used to describe the most intense black. Standardised in 1934.