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Having A Ball
May 2013
Baddeley Brothers engraved plates featured in TV documentary
Two authentic copper plates engraved by Baddeley Brothers are to feature in the opening sequence of BBC Two’s celebration of the 200th anniversary of one of the world’s most enduring love stories, ‘Pride And Prejudice: Having a Ball’ on 10 May 2013.
The programme recreates the opulent Regency ball inspired by the Netherfield Ball featured in the Jane Austen novel, and this 19th century engraving technique characterises the formality and charm typical of these social occasions.
Watch our copperplate engraving on BBC2 iPlayer in the opening sequence of “Having a Ball”
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Your invitation to Leclettico
April 2013
Epic in scale and ambition, the Handmade show at Milan’s Salone 2013, drew extensive attention from the world’s most influential creatives, who were enticed by intricate die-stamped silver invitations offered by the legendary design magazine Wallpaper*.
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Write Now in ELLE Decoration
April 2013
Nestling between a luxury bottle of Waterman Paris ink and a brass pencil by Midori, a sleek save the date card, designed by
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, and a handmade string and washer envelope from Baddeley Brothers is featured in May’s issue of ELLE Decoration, as one of this month’s Best Buy.
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Fit for a Queen - and the First Lady
March 2013
Loved and cherished for their rare ingredients and imaginative blends, the perfumes and candles crafted by Irish artisan perfumer Cloon Keen Atelier deliver a complete sensory experience – from their hand-placed cotton wicks to each exclusive die-stamped label.
No wonder then, that when Queen Elizabeth II made her historic visit to Ireland, Cloon Keen Atelier was asked to create an exclusive range of toiletries for the Queen's personal suite in Dublin Castle.
A limited edition run of just twenty black and white labels were required and it was while searching for the very best printer in the world to fulfil this unique commission, that founder Margaret Mangan discovered London's Baddeley Brothers. Captivated by the clarity, dramatic simplicity and texture of their inky die-stamped labels, she was convinced that it was the beginning of a creative and synergistic partnership.
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