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FAMSF Exclusive
FAMSF Museum Stores
Harold John Brothers Russian Hill Placemat
Product Description
Designer:
FAMSF Museum Stores
Harold John Brothers, Russian Hill, San Francisco, ca. 1945. Felt core placemat with high-quality reproduction on a durable and cleanable vinyl surface featuring images from the permanent collection of the de Young and Legion of Honor. Measures 16 x 12 in.
Product Details
- Item # FAM005
