Moorcroft Fritillaries of Awe Egg Fiskars First in a series of
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First in a series of Caravans
Delpiniums
Millefleurs was created by Arts and Crafts designer John Henry Dearle between 1912-1914 and was made at the Merton Abbey Works from Jacquard woven wool
One of a Pair only available at RCD events held in 2008
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Moorcroft Fritillaries of Awe Egg Fiskars First in a series ofH 10. 00 x W 7. 00 x D 7. 00 cm Designed by Emma Bossons LTD ED 10 Amidst the succession of beautiful spring flowers, one that particularly catches the eye is the Snakeshead Fritillary. Famed for their unique chequered plum, pink or even white bell shaped flowers, from which they derive their name, they grow on slender stems. Emma carefully loops these elegant stems around the egg to create a truly unique fritillary design, holding bell shaped blooms
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