I'm sorry that I don't know where to get it, but when you get ready to hang it, you might want to post in the Paint forum. There are several regulars that are professional wallpaper hangers. They can give you lots of tips and help about to hang it properly so that when you are ready to remove it, it will come off easily.

Carol in Jacksonville (who has been spending days and days and days trying to remove residual adhesive/glue)

This post was edited by love_the_yard on Mon, Dec 23, 13 at 14:23

Where did the photo come from? Your best bet is to pursue that.

Karen

Thanks, got the photo from an estate agents website. My wife really wants it so the search must go on :(

It's hard to see the exact design in the photo, but check out Schumacher wallpapers. They have similar type prints.. Gorgeous papers, but pricey.

Jim, where you are in Great Britain, I don't know if your wallpaper selection at brick and mortar stores has gone down as it has in the States, but have you emailed the photo to any shops that sell wallpaper?

Or have you consulted online sites that may be able to accept an email to see if they know who makes/made it?

Last, is the estate agent able to put you in touch with the homeowner whose room it's in; or is the agent able to ask the home owner where they got it?

You can have Spoonflower make up any design you submit to them.
My guess is that will be easier than finding the original.

Here is a link that might be useful: Spoonflower

It looks like it is from the 70's they may not make it any more. Or maybe it's back "in"... try searching terms like vintage wallpaper, tureen, etc.

This isn't exactly the same, but there are many on this site if you look under the modernism category.

http://bradbury.com/atomic.html

Here is a link that might be useful: wallpaper

Family Silver (FG058A117) - Mulberry Home Wallpapers is what it is called.

The last piece of the puzzle.

Here is a link that might be useful: Mulberry Wallpapers Family Silver FG058R120 Soft Aqua-Gold

Simply amazing, this group! Great sleuthing.