Emma Bridgewater Architecture Tea Towel Adorn your home with a bit of Venetian architecture with this fabulous tea towel from Emma Bridgewater. This tea towel features a detailed illustration, by Matthew Rice, of the beautiful architecture on the Italian building ‘The CA d’Oro’, meaning golden house. The palace was built for The Contarini family in 1428 by architects Giovanni Bon and his son Bartolomeo Bon. In front of the ornate building is the canal with nose and tail of gondolas visible. The boarder of this decorative tea towel features the words ‘Tip Top Venetian Gothic’ and ‘The CA DORO BVILT FOR THE CONTARINI family in 1428’ Perfect for drying up your dishes, this tea towel will make a wonderful gift for anyone with a love for Italy and Venetian architecture.