Farrow & Ball Gervase Yellow No. 72 Finish:Estate Emulsion Brockampton Star dates back to

Brockampton Star dates back to 1870 from the dining room at Brockhampton Hall

Like the slightly stronger Paean Black

This superior quality 1

An early 19th century English damask paper originally printed at Silvergate in Norfolk

is taken from a painstakingly crafted papercut design which Farrow & Ball upscaled to create a detailed

Farrow & Ball Gervase Yellow No. 72 Finish:Estate Emulsion Brockampton Star dates back toFarrow & Ball Gervase Yellow No. 72 is a part of the archived collection. This suitably sunny yellow is named in memory of Gervase Jackson Stops, the late Architectural Adviser. Many of the historic places in his care have inspired our palette in the past, and continue to do so today. Archived colors can still be mixed in store; however, sample pots are discontinued, and are only available while supplies last. Recommended Primer & Undercoat: White and