Flag of Leicestershire UK - Frosted Pint Glass 16oz

Flag of Leicestershire UK The Flag of Leicestershire is a heraldic banner representing the English county of Leicestershire. Adopted on November 15, 2004, it is based on the coat of arms granted to the county by King Charles I in 1635. The flag features three gold quadrants on a field of royal blue. The first quadrant contains five red roses, symbolizing England and the historic County of Lancaster; the second quadrant displays two white boars, representing Leicester City; and the third quadrant consists of nine golden escutcheons, each bearing a red cross patchy (a symbol of the Duchy of Rutland). The flag serves to identify and honor the traditions and history of Leicestershire.