£7.99
In stock
Introducing the Samuel Lamont “The Dog Rules” Cotton Tea Towel – the perfect addition to your kitchen décor for all dog lovers! This delightful tea towel not only serves a practical purpose but also adds a touch of canine charm to your home.
Also available in a coordinating cotton apron.
In stock
Whether you’re a dedicated dog enthusiast or you simply appreciate the cosy charm of a well-designed tea towel, the Samuel Lamont Dog Tea Towel is a must-have addition to your kitchen. It combines functionality with a touch of fun, making it a delightful and practical accessory for any dog-loving household. Order yours today and let your love for dogs shine through in your kitchen decor!
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The Dog Is Not Allowed In the House
OK. The Dog Is Allowed In The House But Only In Certain Rooms
The Dog Is Allowed In All Rooms But Has To Stay Off The Furniture
The Dog Can Get Up On The Old Sofa Only
Fine! The Dog Is Allowed On All The Furniture But Is Not Allowed Upstairs
OK. The Dog Is Allowed Upstairs But Not On The Bed With Humans
Fine! The Dog Can Sleep On The Bed But Only By Invitation
OK. The Dog Can Sleep At The End Of The Bed On A Blanket
The Dog Can Sleep Between Us And Share The Pillows
Humans Must Ask Permission To Sleep On The Bed With The Dog
Dimensions: W48cm x H75cm
Founded in 1830 by the man whose name it bears, Samuel Lamont & Sons became Northern Ireland’s cutting edge linen weavers, supplying textiles all over the globe.
The company now boasts its very own art and design department and produces a wide range of the best kitchen linens and textiles.
Introducing another fantastic British brand we’re proud to stock.
Annie Tempest is a British artist, sculptor and cartoonist, famous for her Tottering By Gently cartoon strip which first featured in Country Life magazine in 1994. Annie’s humorous creations depict the everyday goings on in the life of Dick and Daisy at their Tottering Hall home. Her funny and cleverly observed comic strips are loved by many and these fabulous kitchen textiles make a delightful addition to the home.
