This vintage ceramic figurine from Royal Copley features a beautifully detailed mallard duck in mid-century modern style. Made in the United States in 1960-1969, this figurine is a great addition to any collection. The duck is set in a glazed finish and boast multi-colors, including a green head and white ring neck. Measuring 6-1/2" in length, 5-1/2" in height, and 3" in width, this figurine is lightweight at only 1lb 4oz.
The figurine is in preowned condition but does not require any additional parts to be fully functional. It is unboxed and does not require any packaging. Though the figurine is not signed, it is an original vintage piece from the mid-20th century. The theme of the figurine is ducks and it is perfect for those who appreciate decorative pottery and glassware.
Ships with USPS Priority Mail.
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