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Steam Train Tablemats

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Steam Locomotive Tablemats and Coasters with artwork by David Bell. Featuring reproductions of paintings by renowned railway artist David Bell, our range of tablemats shows six of the most iconic steam locomotives set in historically accurate locations. Flying Scotsman and Mallard steaming out of King's Cross. Sir William Stanier at Euston. Oliver Cromwell, Bocastle and Cock O’ the North make up this impressive set. The tablemats have brief narratives giving the locomotive’s backgrounds and their significance. Coasters are of the same high quality as our tablemats, but without the narratives. They have tough lacquer-finished tops, are heat resistant to 100 degrees, cork backed. Both come as a boxed sets of 6. Tablemat measures 11½x8½", coasters measures 4½x4½". GREAT OFFER - SAVE £5 when you buy both the Tablemats and the Coasters.

David Bell

David C Bell was born in Lincolnshire. After attending Trinity House Navigation School in Hull, David Bell embarked upon a career at sea as a navigating cadet in the Merchant Navy. Having spent time at sea drawing and painting he felt his true course in life was to paint full-time. So, after nine years sailing around the world as a ship's navigator, he left the sea to become an art student. After gaining a B.A. in Art David Bell set about fulfilling his ambition as a Marine Artist.