A Collection of Five Pamela du Boulay Bisque Horses
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A collection of five white bisque porcelain horses, designed by Pamela du Boulay, part of the "Haute Ecole" (Spanish Riding School Collection) for Franklin Mint 1981. Named: Levade, Passage, Travers, Extended Trot, Piaffe. Tallest: rearing 22.5cm high. Condition: Good condition, no chips, cracks or restoration.
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