Royal Doulton Hunting | John Peel round plate E3804 | 20cm #1 Pattern_Hibiscus Minor scratches otherwise excellent condition

Minor scratches otherwise excellent condition

magical fairy folk lie hidden beneath flowers with wings that mimic fragile petals and hats that ought to hold buds and hide mischievous little faces

a story that was made famous by the Victorian novelist William Harrison Ainsworth almost 100 years after Turpin's death

Note: This jug is misnumbered to base - see note below

Royal Doulton Hunting | John Peel round plate E3804 | 20cm #1 Pattern_Hibiscus Minor scratches otherwise excellent conditionRoyal Doulton Hunting John Peel round plate E3804 Fine Bone China The Hunting John Peel series shares the same pattern number as Royal Doulton Coaching Days E3804 [which is only used on Bone China bodies]. There are many similarities as between the 2 differing scenes the iconic trees that make up the background and the overall colour palette so many collectors mix and match as between the two because they are so similar. Scene 9: Huntsman coming