Description
Mauchline ware is a name for highly popular white-wood products of smaller dimensions, such as boxes, fans, vases and also book bindings, made between 1820s until 1939 in Mauchline in Schotland, by various companies. Book bindings were often decorated with engravings and photographs over natural-colour wood or traditional Tartan.
Fernware was introduced in the 1870s and soon became a popular decoration. The patterns were made by using real fern as stencils over sycamore wood and securing the shapes with colour and varnish, making a unique pattern on each object.