Essdee Art & Craft
Printmaking tools for artists, made in Britain since 1945.
- Essdee Soft Rollers (Blue Handle)
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from $20.53 - SoftCut Lino (Pack of 2)
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from $5.81 - Essdee Professional Hard Rollers (Black Handle)
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from $22.64 - Essdee Hard Rollers (Red Handle)
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from $14.89 - Essdee Safety Hand Guard
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$7.85 - Essdee Fabric Roller 100mm
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$31.15 - Essdee Cutter Spare Handle
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$47.81 - Scraperboard Black
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from $2.79
The Brand
Essdee Art & Craft are renowned for their scraperboard, lino cutting tools and Fine art printmaking supplies which they have produced for over 75 years.
Essdee is a name known for quality printmaking tools and supplies, originating in 1945 in the UK, Essdee was started by Stanley Dixon to supply scraper boards for news-papers during the Second World War.
Essdee has become known around the world for supplying high quality printmaking tools for artists and craftspeople from their headquarters in Worstershire. Known for providing quality tools and materials for Lino printing and other fine art printmaking forms, Essdee is a staple in printmaking studios across the world.
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