This is a brush to draw a "King's Pattern" design.
King's Pattern is a traditional English pattern dating from approximately 1820. It is found on cutlery, and is used by many different companies.
This is a brush to draw a "King's Pattern" design.
King's Pattern is a traditional English pattern dating from approximately 1820. It is found on cutlery, and is used by many different companies. I really like it as it's stylish, and my silverware will match even if I buy it from different places!
I created this brush referencing one of my own forks - I hope it helps you bring an authentic touch to any Victorian / English settings!
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