HN3538 Royal Doulton Flambe figure Nestling Down | Swans Nicholl #3348 The Hood

#3348 The Hood

About Shoaling:

Slight darkened craze line on inner base

About Banksia: The Banksia pattern was primarily made for the Australian marketplace (in anticipation of the Australian BiCentenary in 1988)

the father of Henry II and refers to his habit of wearing a sprig of broom or planta genista in his helmet

HN3538 Royal Doulton Flambe figure Nestling Down | Swans Nicholl #3348 The HoodRoyal Doulton Flambe figure 'Nestling Down' Swans HN3538 Designer: Adrian Hughes Issued: 1988 1996 From the Images of Fire series Approx 22cm tall (8 1 2 inches)Approx 30 cms wide (12 inches) In excellent condition GUARANTEED free from damage and repair NB: the Flambe glaze is a highly reflective surface and terribly difficult to photograph, often reflections show up on the pieces as white lines (which can be confused with scratching). There is no