Marsh Harrier 300/13 Vase

Reduced to a single breeding pair in Britain 50 years ago, the marsh harrier is now thriving in its Minsmere wetland stronghold. Whilst this is an RSPB success story, it is sobering to remember that this species is still as rare as the golden eagle in the UK. The largest of the harriers, a female marsh harrier, complete with long tail feathers, forms an impressive silhouette on this Moorcroft limited edition for the RSPB as it nicks the sky like a razor with a sharp-cut chevron on a backdrop of blue over the Minsmere marshes and reed beds. On the reverse of the vase, a solitary male marsh harrier sits in pensive stillness, its silvery-grey tail and glistening wings of bluey-grey with black primaries clipped neatly behind him as the chestnut underparts streaked with brown and a darker rump allow onlookers to examine this glazed harrier with awe.

Ex Tax: £1,200.00

• Designer: Kerry Goodwin
• Dimensions: H 32.50 x W 13.00 x D 13.00 cm
• Availability: Out Of Stock