These are lovely and I can see why you wanted to keep them. Unfortunately the chances of you finding an exact match 'off the shelf' are pretty slim. They were almost certainly produced using wet plaster in situ by a local craftsman using moulds and templates unique to them. So realistically your options are to either remove the remaining cornicing and choose something similar to replace (easy and relatively affordable). Or to find a company who will come out and create a custom template from one of the existing sections. They will then either create new sections and repair or remove completely and start from scratch. Fortunately you have enough of both the rose and cornice to do this if you want absolute accuracy. If you decide to replace with similar styles I would look for places that can provide 'wet' plaster as this is easier to work when installing. I've used this company before to order samples and they were very helpful. They also do a restoration service : http://www.victoriancornice.com/page.php?id=9&action=cct Her is a similar style cornice if you decide to replace: http://www.covingshop.com/dm3069-coving-late-victorian-edwardian-cornicing.html The rose looks quite unique though and probably would have been made out of several different components. It does have an 'adams' styling to it which may help you search for similar ones though.

The nearest I could find were at 'tons of tiles' - they have a really good range of geometric tiles https://www.tonsoftiles.co.uk/parisian-chic-decor-mix-floor-tile-20x20cm.html

Thank you so much Tani, Carolina and So-Real for taking the trouble to reply and for such good ideas and photos as well! I am torn between which way to go! If I box up to the window sill should I go up to the left hand corner of the room next to the current basin but presumably this will affect the basin width-wise if I do put it there? The current one is 60cm wide so I could get away with the protrusion as the boxing is already there but would it look ok coming out along there? Or as you say I could put the toilet where the sink is and add a basin on a countertop under teh window. The window sill is 86cm high and I cannot seem to get the dimensions for one of the countertop ones on Google which is frurstrating but will keep trying! In my other bathroom the sink height is 82cm so that could possibly work.... What do you think? Thanks again

I’m very well, thank you. :-) Looks like off the wall has already found it for you. Nice lamp, nice room. Apart perhaps from the strange wall hanging on the wall behind the bed. I personally would get that off the wall... :-D