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Greetings Card

1990-2000 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

This blind embossed greetings card depicts various tea time ephemera including a teapot, teaspoon, cup and saucer, cake biscuits on a table and is printed on recycled paper. Blind embossing is a printing technique in which a bas-relief design is pushed forward without foil or ink.


Object details

Category
Object type
Materials and techniques
Blind embossing and debossing on folded card
Brief description
Blind embossed greetings card with illustration by Debbie Hanley, printed by Global Solutions, USA.
Physical description
Embossed greetings card depicting various tea time ephemera including a teapot, teaspoon, cup and saucer, cake biscuits on a table. Illustration by Debbie Hanley and printed by Global Solutions, USA. The blind embossed image has a striped border, resembling a picture frame.
Dimensions
  • Closed height: 15.9cm
  • Closed width: 11.6cm
  • Open height: 15.9cm
  • Open width: 23cm
Production typeMass produced
Marks and inscriptions
GLOBAL SOLUTIONS / Royal Paper / Illustration by Debbie Hanley (Debossed on the back panel of the card, below a globe - also debossed)
Subjects depicted
Summary
This blind embossed greetings card depicts various tea time ephemera including a teapot, teaspoon, cup and saucer, cake biscuits on a table and is printed on recycled paper. Blind embossing is a printing technique in which a bas-relief design is pushed forward without foil or ink.
Collection
Accession number
E.1121-1996

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Record createdNovember 2, 2005
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