Long lasting Protection. Available in 250ml & 750ml
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Applies like a traditional solvent based gloss, excellent flow for easy application, touch dry in
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Named after the old Dorset term for a spider's web. A delicate fresh white which is extremey versatile. Available in 750ml, 2.5L, Prices from
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Available in 500ml, 1L, 2.5L, prices from
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Named after the historic Dorest town in which John Farrow & Richard Ball founded Farrow & Ball. Available in 750ml, 2.5L, Prices from
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Named after the colour of lime pointing used in traditional brickwork. Available in 750ml, 2.5L, Prices from
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A lighter, less blue version of Lamp Room Gray, reminiscent of an elegant colour used in Sweden in the late 18th century under Gustav III. Available in 750ml, 2.5L, Prices from
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A deep red, popular around the middle of the 19th century and made possible with the discovery of new pigments. It is related to red damask colourings. Available in 750ml, 2.5L, Prices from
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An uncertain green/ble/grey colour popular in the second half of the 19th century. Available in 750ml, 2.5L, Prices from
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This yellow-green colour has been used decoratively for centuries, both on its own and as a ground beneath patterned wallpapers. Good contrast to Tanner's Brown. Available in 750ml, 2.5L, Prices from
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A bright but not excessively 'hot' yellow. An early 19th century colour. Available in 750ml, 2.5L, Prices from
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