#3584 Beswick The Flintstones figure | Betty Rubble | misstamped | boxed Artist_Vera Huggins The series was taken from

The series was taken from the paintings of Francis Wheatley and depict English market street Cries during the 18th century

1907-1928 [Impressed date 1-08]Approx 24cm (9 1/2") diameterThis piece is with a moderate to heavy amount of glaze crazing but is otherwise excellent condition [remember it was made in 1908

Tradition has it that Alfonso of Aragon was an illegitimate son of the King of Naples and that her brother Cesare Borgia may have had him murdered after his political value waned

Royal Doulton Gaffers York shape sandwich tray D4210 (#3)

Handpainted HN number to base

#3584 Beswick The Flintstones figure | Betty Rubble | misstamped | boxed Artist_Vera Huggins The series was taken fromBeswick The Flintstones figure #3584 Betty Rubble [it has been mistakenly stamped Wilma Flintstone but there is no doubt it is Betty Rubble] Designer: Simon Ward Issued: 1996 in a Limited Edition of 2000 pieces, exclusive to UKI Ceramics Made in England GUARANTEED Approx 10cms (4") tall In excellent condition In original box with Limited Edition Certificate GUARANTEED free from damage and repair