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2013-spring-catalog

Vol. I • Spring 2013
SeawayChina.com
Royal
Doulton
CELEBRATING
100 YEARS
of
THE ICONIC
HN FIGURE
RANGE
Darling HN1
c. 1913
Our “Amazing” Gallery is Now Open
2013 is off to a great start! Looking back at the past year, we can’t believe all the
amazing things that took place in our new Gallery of Amazing Things. From our move
to Dania Beach, Florida to our grand opening event in September to last month’s
Centennial Jubilee celebrating 100 years of the HN figure range with Michael Doulton,
we thank YOU for making it all possible!
Our new gallery space has turned out to be even better than we ever imagined. The
positive response from you, our valued collectors, has been overwhelming. All of our
brands — including Royal Doulton and Lladró — are prominently displayed in their very
own galleries. We invite you to come and see our spectacular new gallery for yourself.
If you find yourself in sunny South Florida, please call us to make an appointment.
This year marks the 100th anniversary of Royal Doulton’s iconic HN figure range. In
this issue, Christopher Evans, Seaway China’s guest contributor and Royal Doulton
expert, traces the history of the world-renowned Royal Doulton figure range, starting
with Darling HN1. After more than 20 years in the world of Royal Doulton, we are
always excited to learn new things about Royal Doulton’s colorful past. We know you
will be excited too!
Happy Spring,
Gregg Whittecar and Arron Rimpley
Owners of Seaway China and the Gallery of Amazing Things
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Royal Doulton Centennial Jubilee
Celebrating 100 Years of
Royal Doulton’s Iconic HN Figure Range
By Christopher Evans
Few people in 1913 would have imagined that this article would be written to celebrate the 100th
Christopher Evans
anniversary of Royal Doulton’s HN Collection. After all, it was not Doulton’s first attempt at introducing
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a figure range. Many other famous factories had attempted and failed at this ambition. In 1893 at the
World Columbian Exhibition in Chicago, a handful of figurative models by one of Doulton’s newest
recruits, Charles J. Noke, were among their exhibits. These minimally decorated figures, now commonly referred to as Vellum
Figures, met with a mixed reception from the buying public. As a result, Noke’s ambition of reviving the once famous Staffordshire
figure production was put on hold as his attention was drawn away by other projects including the introduction of Kingsware,
Rembrandtware, Holbeinware, the famous flambé glazes and the introduction of Doulton’s Series Ware. The range of Vellum Figures
was very much influenced by the products of the Worcester factory where Noke had worked for some sixteen years until leaving to
join Doulton in Burslem in his early 30’s. He would later comment that he joined Doulton ‘not for the money but for the freedom’ as
Henry Doulton famously allowed his artists free rein.
Isn’t He a Darling!
Christopher Evans, Author, Lecturer and Seaway China’s
Royal Doulton Expert joins forces with Jocelyn Lukins to
publish an exciting book about Royal Doulton figures:
Reflections - Doulton Figurines
as a Mirror of their Times
Christopher Evans is a full time teacher in England, teaching in primary
and secondary schools as well as lecturing at the university level in
language and education. Christopher’s passion for antiques and collecting
began at an early age. Regular visits to antiques fairs and auctions led
to the chance purchase of a “tray lot” of Royal Doulton figures. Having
developed a true passion for Royal Doulton figures, Christopher began to
research the history of figurine production in Burslem. By the age of 18,
Christopher was already a regular on the antiques fair scene in England
and had amassed a small collection of figures.
Reflections Doulton Figurines as
a Mirror of Their Times
By Jocelyn Lukins and
Christopher Evans
Hardcover, 96 pages
Full Color
8.5”H x 6”W $25
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Christopher’s frenzy of collecting brought him
into contact with Jocelyn Lukins, a leading Royal
Doulton authority and dealer, which led to a great
friendship. Jocelyn took Christopher under her
wing, educating him on all things Royal Doulton.
This friendship led to Christopher becoming a
regular contributing writer for Jocelyn’s magazine
“Collecting Doulton.” Jocelyn and Christopher
teamed up once again in 2011 to publish a book
on their joint research into the history of the
Royal Doulton HN range. Their exciting book is
available exclusively through Seaway China.
King George V and Queen Mary arrive for their tour
of the Royal Doulton Potteries, April 23, 1913.
A timely visit to the Royal Doulton Burslem factory in April 1913 by
England’s then King George V and Queen Mary provided a renewed
impetus to Noke’s desire to launch a new range of figures. In the
years preceding this visit Noke had been approaching a carefully
selected group of artists to provide models for Royal Doulton to
reproduce in ceramic. It is reported that the new range of figures
was completed in late 1912 but the launch of the range was held
back to coincide with the Royal visit. What a
good decision this proved to be as Queen
Mary would become a fan of the range
making many purchases over the coming
decades. In Royal Doulton’s brochures
from the 1920’s and 1930’s they even
pin pointed the figures Her Majesty had
purchased – it undoubtedly proved very
useful to have the most famous lady in
the land favouring their figures.
During the course of the Royal visit to Burslem in 1913, their Royal Highnesses were shown a display of
the new figure range. Queen Mary on spotting a charming model by Charles Vyse then known internally
as Bedtime, reputedly exclaimed “Isn’t he a darling!” Since that famous proclamation, he has been know
the world over as Darling HN1. As collectors have come to expect from Royal Doulton, colour variations
of this popular figure were produced in the succeeding years with a very rare green and also a pink night
gown. In 1946 a scaled down version of Darling HN1 was introduced as HN1985. Thus Darling remained
in production for over 80 years, setting a precedent for child figures reminiscent of days gone by. ‘Darling’
remains Vyse’s most popular figure for Royal Doulton. He also went on to create his own series of
Chelsea Figures with his talented wife Nell, which Royal Doulton would imitate for the HN range!
Other figures ready for the 1913 Royal visit included Phoebe Stabler’s Madonna of
the Square HN10, William White’s The Sleepy Scholar HN15 and Coquette HN20,
other Charles Vyse figures The Return of Persephone HN31 and Elizabeth Fry HN2
and of course models by Charles Noke himself, including Dunce HN6, An Arab HN33
Darling
HN1
7.75”H
c. 1913
$3,600
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(later known as The Moor) and a fox modelled as Pedlar Wolf
HN7. This last figure points the way to a further direction the HN
range took, namely animal studies and foxes were a perennial
favourite of Noke. One further figure must be mentioned here
not simply because it was the first so-called Royal Doulton lady
to be introduced, but also because of her size. Whereas the
other models mentioned were somewhat sculptural in style and
also size, George Lambert’s The Crinoline HN8 was a diminutive
16 cm high – a more familiar size of figure for today’s collectors
around the world.
Whilst the range is now universally known as the HN range, it
should be noted that the familiar ‘HN’ cipher was not used in
the pattern books until HN46, The Gainsborough Hat by Harry
Tittensor. Until that point simply the number, such as ‘1’ for
Darling would be used in the Royal Doulton records. Interestingly
the first figure to be completed with this new numbering system
was Myfanwy Jones HN39, which was the 311th model and
completed on 29th January, 1915. Thereafter all figures have
been marked with the now familiar HN number, named after
Harry Nixon, one of the original team involved with the new
range of figures.
Inspiration for figures at this point came from varied sources such as fashion, Out for a Walk HN86, the
theatre, Doris Keane as Cavallini HN90, HN96 and Charley’s Aunt HN35. From history, Guy Fawkes
HN98 and from illustration, A Mandarin HN84, Blue Beard HN75, A Woman of the Time of Henry VI
HN43, Sir Thomas Lovell HN356, Lady and Blackamoor HN374. This last tradition was to permeate
throughout the following 100 years as artists continued to use contemporary influences to produce
figures for the HN range.
The Roaring 1920’s
The next phase of the HN range began with the British Industries Fair of 1920 held at the Crystal
Palace in London and also with the re-acquaintance of Royal Doulton with the talented Leslie
Harradine who had been an apprentice modeller at their Lambeth studio in London. It was reported
in press reviews of the Doulton stand following this major fair, that there was now a “renaissance
of Staffordshire figure making after long neglect.” At the fair Queen Mary again made purchases
of Darling and also a new figure, Contentment HN395, by Harradine. Royal Doulton themselves
tell us that Queen Mary became an admirer of Harradine’s work and made further purchases of his
work at subsequent exhibitions over a number of years. Yet, production of Royal Doulton’s figures
remained on a limited scale well into the 1920’s despite the publicity surrounding this exhibition
and also the Paris Exhibition of 1925. Even in 1927 the number of figure painters amounted to ten
but already included many famous names including Norman Woodings, John Pierpoint, Harry Allan,
Bertha Capes, Harry Stevenson, Charles Nixon, Eric Webster and of course Reginald Brown who
would later become head of the figure painting department. I know of a handful of collectors who
specifically collect figures by the aforementioned painters!
The HN Range Expands
The success of the HN range was still not assured and Noke
sought ever more avenues to expand the range so as to tap
into the buying public’s imagination. In 1914 Noke succeeded
John Slater as Art Director at Burslem.
Between 1914 and 1920 a handful
An early Royal Doulton catalog page, circa
of other sculptors provided models
1915, featuring new additions to the HN range.
for the range including Albert
Toft, Lawrence Perugini, the
aforementioned Harry Tittensor
and Ernest W. Light — the latter two being resident artists. Together they were responsible for the diverse
expansion of the range, as Noke tried to find a particular strong footing for the range. Their figures
ranged from pretty ladies such as the appropriately named
Pretty Lady HN69, The Curtsey HN57, The Flounced
Skirt HN57A and Shy Anne HN60 to historical figures
including A Lady of the Elizabethan Period HN40, The
Lady Anne HN83 and Robert Burns HN42. Noke’s own
creations included his favourite Jester which had been
modelled years earlier as part of the Vellum Range
in the late 19th Century. The character of the Jester
appears throughout English literature and history and
fittingly many times within the HN range after first
appearing in 1915. The addition of Noke’s name on
the bases of all these early figures, often leads to the
misconception by some that it was he who modelled
them. In reality he was just claiming ownership of
the model and design as Royal Doulton’s Art Director.
I have however, come across figures with the artist
Myfanwy
initials CN on them from the 1920’s and it is fair to
Jones
assure that these were indeed painted by Charles
HN39
Noke himself given the style of the initials.
12”H
c. 1914
A figure maker
$9,000
and painter c.1913
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This Royal Doulton catalog page from the 1920’s
captures the essence of the Art Deco period.
Despite every enticement
offered by Noke, Harradine
steadfastly refused to join
Doulton as an employee.
Thankfully an agreement
was forged whereby Harradine
Guy Fawkes
would supply models to Royal
HN98
Doulton on a freelance basis — an
10.5”H c. 1918
arrangement that lasted nearly 40
$3,000
years. Interestingly there is no further
record of the two men having
ever met. Certainly Harradine did not visit the
Burslem studios. Harradine proved to be the
elixir Noke had been seeking. Among his first
models were The Princess HN391, Puff and
Powder HN397, The Goosegirl HN425
and of course the five characters of the
Beggar’s Opera. His models were not
only fresh but they captured the spirit
of their times. In the art deco period his
models were the epitome of their time
with their theatrical costumes, bobbed
hair and spirit. Consider Harlequinade
HN585, The Bather HN597, Pierette
HN642, The Mask HN656 or Mam’selle
HN658. Equally popular among collectors
are his figures representing 1920’s and
1930’s fashions including Lido Lady
HN1220, Negligée HN1219, Angela
HN1204, Hunts Lady HN1201, Midinette
HN1289 and The Mirror HN1852.
Lido Lady HN1220
6.75”H c. 1927 $2,700
Old Balloon
Seller
HN1315
7.5”H c. 1929
$200
Harradine took inspiration from many
sources such as London street life to
bring us a riot of colour through
his Balloon Sellers and other street
vendors; including the instantly
recognisable Old Balloon Seller
HN1315 introduced in 1929,
The Flower Seller HN789, Twoa-Penny HN1359, The Windmill
Lady HN1400 and Dolly Varden
HN1514 amongst many others.
The exotic East and the Orient proved
a particularly strong influence upon the
HN range and where Noke and Tittensor
had produced figures such as The
Cobbler HN542, The Potter HN1493
and the various models of One of the
Forty (amounting to considerably more than forty).
Harradine went on to give us other characters including
The Mendicant HN1355 and Abdullah HN1410.
Antoinette
HN1850
8.25”H
c. 1938
$2,700
Harradine’s inspiration came
from many sources, including
paintings and calendar designs.
Harradine’s Victorian
Pretty Ladies
As a sculptor, Harradine was equally at home creating what
would become an array of bonneted Victorian ladies,
including the ever popular Victorian Lady HN726
herself and the 15 other colourways of this beguiling
lady. It is these ladies for which Harradine is perhaps
best known and certainly two of his creations
symbolised the Royal Doulton house style for over
five subsequent decades. These two most famous
of Royal Doulton ladies are of course Autumn
Breezes HN1911 and Top o’ the Hill HN1833. Both
were based upon calendar designs, the sole reproduction
in bone china rights being purchased by Royal Doulton.
Harradine favoured the original artists of these two
figures, Stanislaus Longley and Molly Benatar, for
many years. There is a recently published book
by Jocelyn Lukins and myself covering this
association and the inspiration behind
many of the most popular figures in
the HN range. A recent discovery
of mine is the influence of the
sculptor Agatha Walker on
Harradine’s work. Not only
did Walker also model the
various characters from the
Beggar’s Opera and Kate
Hardcastle (the heroine from
Goldsmith’s novel She Stoops
to Conquer); like Harradine,
she also provided him with
the inspiration for two of
his models, namely Anthea
HN1526 and Miranda HN1818.
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If it was Harradine’s complete love of women that so enabled him to produce
such an array of differently appealing ladies, (no doubt helped in part by each
of his three wives), then the fact he had six of his own children may explain
the success of his child studies. Throughout his long association with
Royal Doulton, Harradine supplied a near constant stream of child
models. Their popularity was once again shared with Royalty,
with Queen Mary purchasing copies of his Child Study HN603 at
the British Industries Fair of 1928. Whether it be the demure Sea
Sprite HN1261, the dainty Blue Bird HN1280, his procession of
fairy models, his adorable Betty HN1404 with her terrier or his
charming Boy with Turban HN 586 – the success of each piece
is assured by his successful interpretation of the theme and
the innocence of childhood.
The versatility of Harradine’s models is borne out by the fact
that so many of his figures were simply adapted in house
by the Royal Doulton artists and re-issued. Harradine’s
Sweet Maid HN1504 is very unusual to find, a fact
perhaps explained by the introduction of Millicent
HN1714 in 1935. Similarly, Helen HN1509 was
succeeded by June HN1690 again in 1935.
Further examples of simply using existing models are
The Windmill Lady HN1400 and The Old Lavender Seller
HN1492, clearly the old lady in each is the same. Similarly, In the Stocks
HN1474 became Tildy HN1576. Have any of you noticed the similarity between
Biddy HN1445 and Rita HN1448? Rita is clearly the larger ‘sister’ to Biddy!
June HN1690
7.25”H c. 1935
$1,350
The Outbreak of WWII
Autumn Breezes
HN1911 7.5”H c. 1939
$250
Top o’ the Hill
HN1833
7”H c. 1937
$300
Harradine’s heyday was the 1920’s to the
1940’s. With the outbreak of World War II,
production of the HN range continued on a
strictly limited basis as severe restrictions were
introduced in the UK to help the war effort.
Indeed it is unusual to find figures dated 1943
onwards due to these restrictions. However, a
handful of figures including The Old Balloon
Seller continued to be produced and exported
to the USA throughout the war years. The Royal
Doulton publications generally say that figures
from this time were withdrawn ‘by 1949.’
However in my experience ‘by 1943’ and
certainly ‘1944’ would be a better assumption
for the date of withdrawal. Harradine
continued providing models for Royal Doulton
into the 1950’s, although new introductions by
him became fewer as production restrictions,
not only in the post war period but also
self-imposed restrictions relating to the cost
effectiveness of productions, came into play.
Leslie Harradine himself reported that “I sent
at least one model a month, sometimes two
or three, for nearly forty years…then I wrote
and told them I couldn’t do any more.” Thus
ended Harradine’s long association with Royal
Doulton that began with him as an apprentice
modeller under the great George Tinworth
and John Broad in 1902.
This Royal Doulton catalog page, circa 1933, illustrates the versatility of
Harradine’s figures, including one mounted on a table lamp base.
the 1950’s Provides new Inspiration
The Advent of Peggy Davies
The possibility of one day becoming Royal Doulton’s main figure modeller
after the retirement in the 1950’s of the prodigious Leslie Harradine
must have been a daunting task, but one which Peggy Davies certainly
rose to. As a teenager she won a scholarship to the Burslem School of Art
and to help fund her studies she worked as an assistant to Clarice Cliff.
Her association with Royal Doulton began in 1939 following an interview
with Cecil ‘Jack’ Noke, son of Charles Noke, who had succeeded his
father as Art Director at Royal Doulton’s factory in Burslem. Recognising
Peggy’s talent immediately, she was engaged as Jack Noke’s assistant.
Amongst her first commissions were a collection of what Peggy was
later to describe as “netsuke” style animals, but which we of course
know as the ‘K’ range of penguins, the series of piglets and also
some tableware patterns and two dog models for Royal Doulton’s
Championship Dog range. Shortly after the outbreak of World War II,
Peggy left Royal Doulton to become a nurse for the war effort. In the
post-war period Peggy returned, but this time as a freelance artist
much like her predecessor Leslie Harradine, and submitted models
to Royal Doulton for approval. Peggy’s first models to be introduced
were a series of characters from English history between 1080
and 1860 and also a more typical Royal Doulton figure study,
Lady Anne Nevill
the ever popular Christmas Morn HN1992. Interestingly this
HN2006
figure was introduced in 1947 and I have in my own collection
9.75”H c. 1948
a blue colourway of her dated 1942. This proves that she was
$1,000
modelled at least five years prior to her introduction and no doubt
held back for the re-launch of the HN range in the post World War II period. The exact date for this re-launch is unknown. But careful
examination of the bible for all figure collectors, Royal Doulton Figures by Desmond Eyles, and also a little research lead me to believe
that it was early in 1947. Whilst restrictions on fancy goods remained in the UK, companies were permitted to export their goods and
Royal Doulton’s foreign adverts of the time announce that production was ‘up and running again’.
Peggy Develops Her Own Style
Longley’s painting
inspired the Christmas
Morn figure.
Christmas Morn HN1992
7”H c. 1947 $200
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Peggy would become one of the most prolific modellers for Royal Doulton
and both parties benefitted from their long association. She is famed
for her meticulous research of the pieces she created and she
herself confessed that she often frequented museums, including the
Victoria and Albert in London, to seek inspiration.
Furthermore, contrary to the Royal Doulton
preference for Victorian style ladies, Peggy
herself preferred the Regency period of fashion.
She apparently modelled her stylish figure Minuet
HN2066 to prove her point, but also to reinforce
her own position as an individual and not just a
continuation for the Harradine legacy. Her love
of the arts and particularly ballet is certainly clear
and she modelled many ballerinas over the years.
A personal favourite of mine is Giselle, The Forest
Glade HN2140 which is closely modelled on
Dame Margot Fonteyn, the Prima Ballerina
of the Royal Ballet here in the UK. Fonteyn
gained worldwide fame in 1949 when the
Royal Ballet toured America and she became
an instant celebrity.
Minuet HN2066
7.25”H c. 1950 $1,600
The 1950’s provided Peggy with the inspiration for a small group of figures inspired
no doubt by the clear, elongated lines of the sculptress Daphne Hardy and the
Festival of Britain of 1951. This inspiration brought us the particularly stylish Sweet
Sixteen HN2231 with her popular ponytail, and also Sea Sprite HN2191, Wood
Nymph HN2192, Melody HN2202, Teenager HN2203 together with modern
interpretations of Harlequin HN2186 and Columbine HN2185. For the 1958
International Exposition held in Brussels, Peggy created the prize-winning
figure group The Marriage of Art and Industry HN2261 in an edition of only
12. In typically characteristic form, Prince Phillip, the Duke of Edinburgh
re-christened this piece ‘Young Love in Brussels’ upon seeing it at the Royal
Doulton stand.
Whilst Peggy remained the doyenne of Doulton pretty ladies for many years,
her talents also led her to create several pieces for Royal Doulton’s Prestige
range. One particularly arresting model is her Matador and Bull HN2324
introduced in 1964. As part of the research for this piece Peggy visited not
only agricultural establishments but also local abattoirs to gain a deeper
understanding of the animals. Equally painstaking research was carried out
for the two limited edition Prestige pieces: Indian Brave HN2376 and The Palio
HN2428. These last two pieces must have proved costly to produce as examples
are rare in today’s market place. The fine modelling and keen attention to detail
really do set these two pieces apart.
Columbine
HN2185
7”H
c. 1957
$300
Harlequin HN2186
7.25”H c. 1957 $275
The Introduction of Limited Editions
One final aspect of Peggy’s work we must mention is her limited
edition ranges. Of the many limited edition series produced by Royal
Doulton, the concept was begun with Peggy’s Lady Musician series
in 1970, all of which were produced in a limited edition of
750 pieces and unusually for the time also carried Peggy’s
name as modeller, something that had not been done since
the 1930’s. Further series were introduced, reflecting the
popularity of Peggy’s work. Indeed many collectors are
able to instantly recognise her work and favour her
figures for the attention to detail, especially their hands,
which Peggy frequently made a focal point of the
studies she produced. Subsequent limited
edition ranges included Peggy’s ‘Les
Femmes Fatales.’ Again each piece was
produced in a limited edition of 750
pieces and launched in 1979 with
Cleopatra HN2868. Also the ever
popular series ‘Dancers of the
World,’ each once more limited to 750
pieces, was introduced in 1978. Today these
series command high prices, a real tribute to
the skill and ability Peggy brought with her
to the Royal Doulton factory. No other single
artist has yet surpassed the impressive 250
models attributed to Peggy and produced by
Royal Doulton over a 40 year partnership.
Cello HN2331
6”H Ltd.750
c. 1970 $1,500
Spanish Flamenco Dancer
HN2831 9.5”H Ltd.750
c. 1977 $1,650
Character Figures by Mary Nicoll
If Peggy was the chief protagonist of the Royal Doulton pretty lady, then we
must also mention the very talented Mary Nicoll here. During the 1950’s Mary
began creating figures for the HN collection and was responsible for many
character figures. Her figures are again instantly recognisable for their
character and personality, for many were actually based on real people
who lived in her home town of Devon. Consider the Helmsman
HN2499 or Sea Harvest HN2257 or a personal favourite
of mine, The Boatman HN2417, all with their nautical
theme. Other instantly recognisable and equally
collectible figures by Mary include: The Hornpipe
HN2161, In the Stocks HN2163, The Fiddler
HN2171 and The Organ Grinder HN2173.
In The Stocks HN2163
5.75”H c. 1955 $1,000
The Fiddler HN2171
8.75”H c. 1956 $1,300
The Last 40 Years
Lt. General
Ulysses Grant
HN3403 11.75”H
c. 1993 Ltd. 5,000
$1,250
General
Robert E. Lee
HN3404
11.5”H c. 1993
Ltd. 5,000
$1,250
The HN Range Continues
Thus a hundred years have passed since Darling HN1 was
introduced. Despite a slow start, the figures that make up the
heritage of the HN collection are now part of so many families
the world over. The success of the range cannot be denied or
underestimated, for no other factory has achieved what Royal
Doulton has in the intervening century; namely the continuing
revival of the once forgotten art of Staffordshire figure
production, the goal that Charles Noke originally sought
back in the late 19th Century. The sheer range of figures
available ensures the longevity of the range into the
future as new collectors pick up the love of collecting,
whilst the breadth of their ‘back catalog’ guarantees
that existing collectors will never tire of searching out
that next elusive figure for their cherished collections.
And so my search continues too . . . Happy hunting!
Christopher
In the 1970’s and 1980’s Eric Griffiths, then Art Director responsible for figure production, developed the figure department
further succeeding in assuring the continuation of the HN range with new series such as Reflections and Images, both inspired by
contemporary living. Since the end of WWII in 1945, Royal Doulton had been dependent on just Peggy’s and Mary’s great talent.
After Mary’s untimely death, Eric was charged with finding new sculptors to carry on the great Royal Doulton figure tradition after
Peggy. Shortly before Mary Nicoll’s unexpected death, Bill Harper was engaged as a freelance modeller and would eventually take
over as the main source of character figures. Indeed many of the character models sold at Bonhams in London from the Royal
Doulton archive were prototypes by Bill. At the same time Eric employed the talented Peter Gee and Robert Tabbenor as apprentice
modellers; both of whom have since created many instantly recognisable figures. Robert Tabbenor went on to create much sought
after figures such as the two great Civil War generals Ulysses S. Grant HN3403 and
Robert E. Lee HN3404. My favourite Peter Gee piece is Isadora HN2938, named
after the famous American dancer Isadora Duncan. I remember receiving her as a
memento of my first visit to the former Royal Doulton factory at Nile Street, Burslem.
The brochure for Henry VIII
and his wives series.
Jane Seymour HN3349
9”H c. 1991 Ltd.9,500 $950
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Another wonderful new addition to the department was Pauline Parsons, who
had the privilege of designing Sleepy Darling HN2953, the first limited
edition piece available to the Royal Doulton International Collectors Club
introduced in 1981. Pauline has since gone on to provide two of the
most popular series within the HN range, namely the Queens of the
Realm and the wonderful Wives of Henry VIII and also a model of the
formidable King himself. We must also mention Valerie Annand and
the late Alan Maslankowski, for both have made a considerable
contribution to the range in the last twenty years. Valerie’s
figures are instantly recognisable for their frills and
profuse detailing, whilst Alan’s character figures such as
Napoleon and the Duke of Wellington are both real
tours de force. He is also responsible for many child
figures introduced in the 1990’s. Whilst many of
the aforementioned sculptors continue to supply
figures to Royal Doulton, the company itself is as
keen as ever to ensure the continuation of the
HN range and have in recent years engaged
the talented Neil Faulkner. Neil had the honour
of portraying Catherine, the new wife of Prince
William, and also a number of special Christmas
pieces, many of which were exclusively previewed
in our Autumn catalog.
An original 1935 advertisement that displays the diversity of the Royal Doulton collection as “A Pageant of Surpassing Beauty.”
Original
Polka
HN2156
(Full Size)
7.5”H
$375
Celebrate Royal Doulton’s
100 Year Iconic HN Figure History
COMPLETE BOXED SET OF 10 HN ICONIC MINIATURE FIGURES $850
LIMITED EDITION OF 2,500
This new limited edition HN Icons Collection celebrates the centenary of
Royal Doulton Figures. These miniature figures represent the most iconic
sculptures of the past 100 years and honor the role and creativity of
Royal Doulton’s leading sculptors. This collection represents the diversity
of subjects and breadth of style, ranging from pretty ladies and character
studies to prestige subjects.
SAVE $50 when you purchase the complete boxed set of 10 figures.
Total retail for the 10 figures if purchased separately is $900.
The figures in the complete boxed set of 10
will all have the same matching limited edition number!
Darling
HN5648 3.75”H $40
Charles Vyse’s sculpture, Darling
HN1, is the iconic HN that launched
the collection in 1913. Vyse studied
under Charles Noke in the 1890’s
before moving to London where he
became a successful studio potter.
This enchanting study of a young
child dressed for bed was christened
by Queen Mary during her visit to
the Royal Doulton factory in April of
1913. This new miniature version
of Darling conveys all the charm of
Vyse’s larger original model.
Sunshine Girl
HN5650 3.25”H $80
The Sunshine Girl HN1348 by
Leslie Harradine is typical of
the figures evoking the spirit
of the times that he created.
Bathing at open air lidos and
at the seaside were the vogue
in the 1920’s for fashionable
young women. Reveling in
their new found confidence and
independence, they wore
brightly colored bathing
costumes.
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Jester
HN5649 4.5”H $80
It was Charles Noke, Art Director in
1914, who had the vision to revive
and renew the Staffordshire figure
tradition. Several of the early
figurines, like Jester HN45, were
his own work. Given Noke’s
enthusiasm for Jesters inspired by
theatre and historical precedent,
it’s the perfect icon of the early
period. All of the details that
Noke included in his original
piece, have been meticulously
remodeled in this new
miniature scale.
Polka
HN5652 4.5”H $80
The Polka HN2156, launched in 1955,
has been selected as a tribute to
Peggy Davies. This iconic figure
reflects her personal love of all
forms of dance and recognizes
her ability to interpret
graceful movements
through her work. This
quality, combined with
exquisite faces, ensured
the popularity of her
figures worldwide.
New
Polka
HN5652
(Mini)
4.5”H
$80
Princess Badoura
HN5651 4.75”H $150
In 1952 the most famous Prestige figure
of the 20th century was introduced.
Princess Badoura HN2081 is one of
the most enchanting tales of
the Arabian Nights. The
story of her meeting Prince
Camaralzaman and their
later adventures inspired
illustrator Edmund
Dulac and it was his
imaginative drawing
of the Princess on an
elephant ceremonially
progressing to her
wedding that provided the
basis for this sculpture.
Isadora
HN5655 4.5”H $80
The talented sculptor, Peter Gee,
modeled Isadora HN2938 in
1986. He wanted to create
a graceful sculpture that
reflected the freedom
and vitality of the 1920’s,
especially the natural
movements of one
of the decade’s most
expressive dancers,
Isadora Duncan. This
miniature version recreates
the shimmering lilac fabric
of the original 1980’s study.
Henry V at Agincourt
HN5656 4.75”H $150
The Prestige figure of Henry V
at Agincourt HN3947 by Alan
Maslankowski was released in
1997. Alan’s great achievement
in his work was adding
dramatic intensity to the
subjects he depicted. For
Henry V, Alan chose
the moment the King
addressed his troops
before the famous
battle began.
Mantilla
HN5653 5”H $80
Mantilla HN2712, part of the Haute
Ensemble series, was modeled by Eric
Griffiths and launched in 1974. Eric,
as director of sculpture, was not only
responsible for encouraging a young
team of artists, but for developing
techniques and ideas for figurines.
This slender, tall figurine blended
femininity with subtle realism and
also incorporated new decorative
techniques. This miniature version
retains all the distinctive traits and
details of its larger original — from
the haughty demeanor of the
Spanish Señora to the delicate
chiffon material of her shawl.
Columbine
HN5654 4.5”H $80
The Prestige figurine Columbine
HN2738 was modeled by
Douglas Tootle and was
launched in 1982. Columbine,
a crafty serving girl, is one of
the characters in the comic cast
of Italian Commedia DellArte. This commemorative
miniature recreates the
flamboyant rococo style of
the original study, while the
executed details of this new piece
are a tribute to the skills of Royal
Doulton’s ceramic artists.
Knight of the Crusades
HN5657 5”H $80
The Prestige figure Knight of the Crusades
HN5371 by Shane Ridge was released in
2009. Shane’s talent is communicating a
story through his sculpture and this stately
portrait of the Knight of the Crusades is
characteristic of his work. This subject
also continues a Royal Doulton tradition of
prestigious sculptures of historical figures. This
miniature commemorative recreates all the fine
details of the original study including armor,
helmet, cape, shield, sword, leather belt and
the red cross on the front of the tunic.
New Releases
Royal Doulton
introducing the new
2013 annual figurines
2013 marks the 100th anniversary of the Royal
Doulton HN Range. For the past 100 years, the artists,
designers and modelers at the Royal Doulton Studios
have been delighting collectors around the world
with Pretty Ladies dressed in their finest attire. Royal
Doulton figurines combine three elements: movement,
beautiful faces and elegant positioning of hands,
arms and head. It’s the unique combination of this
trio of features that ensures every figurine is elegant
yet distinctive. Only the most talented sculptors are
invited to design Royal Doulton figurines guaranteeing
that the integrity of the collection is safeguarded for
generations to come.
Laura HN5588
2013 Michael Doulton
Figure of the Year
8.5”H $224
The figurines in the pretty lady collection are the
archetype of Royal Doulton. Although they are
traditional in concept, contemporary fashion trends
are often revealed by the choice of hairstyle, the
sweep of the skirt and the cut of the neckline. Careful
observation of women — the way they stand and move
combined with an appreciation for fashion design — is
revealed in every figurine study.
Happy Birthday HN5587
2013 Figure of the Year
8.75”H $224
The New Annual Mini
Figure of the Year
Donna HN5590
2013 Petite Figure of the Year
6.75”H $95
Catherine HN5586
2013 Figure of the Year
9”H $224
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After the successful launch of
Mia last year, Royal Doulton
has released Kate as the next
annual Mini Figure of the Year!
Kate is sweet and demure in
her strapless gown in shades
of blue. Matching purse,
gloves and headband
complete the ensemble.
Kate HN5591
2013 Mini Figure
of the Year
5.5”H $50
Togetherness HN5589
2013 Mother’s Day
Figure of the year
8.25”H $224
New Releases
Royal Doulton
Kathy
HN5622
8.75”H
$196
Marie
HN5604
8.75”H
$196
Christine
HN5621
8.75”H
$196
Royal Doulton
Full Size Pretty Ladies
Pretty Ladies are one of Royal Doulton’s most popular
ranges of collectable figures. All of these new full-sized
releases are handmade and decorated using the finest
bone china and bear the prestigious Royal Doulton
backstamp. Christine wears a one shouldered ball
gown with a low, sweeping cut bodice and asymmetrical
pleated sash to the waist. A timeless classic, Marie
poses confidently. Sophisticated and slim, she wears
a superlative dress of opulent red. Clasping a floralprinted fan, her pale skin tone makes a stylish contrast
with the rich red of her gown. From every angle Kathy
projects grace, radiance and poise. Her powder blue
dress combines classic and contemporary styles with
panache. Linda looks dazzling in her dark pink oneshoulder ball gown. Youthful and beautiful, Linda’s
gown is further enhanced with pink flowers. Michelle’s
intricate gown — with a sweetheart neckline and low
back — is made from layers of finely pleated fabric. A
distinctive, traditional flavor is evident in this wonderful
sculpture of Angela.
Her windswept pose and
movement are superbly captured and further enriched
by the use of blue tones in her coloration.
New Releases from
the Royal Doulton
Occasions Collection
The Occasions figurines are
favorites with Royal Doulton
collectors as they provide
the perfect way of marking
a special anniversary or
simply to express love.
Handmade and decorated
with exquisite artistry, each
of these figures combines
flowing dresses with delicate
poses and beautiful faces.
Wedding Day
(Petite) HN5646
7.25”H $130
Forever
HN5647
9.25”H $200
Each young couple is the
picture of happiness
holding each other’s
gaze as they enjoy
the customary first
waltz of their
married life
together.
Barbie Collector’s
Edition HN5609
Ltd. 2,500 9”H $224
Linda HN5605
8.75”H $196
Angela HN5603
8.75”H $196
Michelle HN5620
8.75”H $196
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Barbie Princess
Charm School
HN5610 Ltd. 3,000
7.25”H $95
Launched in March 1959, Barbie has been an
important part of the collectable doll market for
over 50 years. Mattel, the manufacturer of this
iconic doll, has estimated that there are well
over 100,000 avid Barbie collectors worldwide!
In recent years, a wide range of Barbie dolls
designed for collectors have been produced,
including a series by Royal Doulton. For 2013,
two new Barbie figures have been added to the
range. In the new full-sized Collector’s Edition
Barbie, she strikes a stunningly modern pose.
Her long swirling evening gown features tones
of blue with a swirling geometric pattern. It’s all
set off by a pearlized shawl and matching operalength gloves. In the new petite-sized figure,
Charm School Barbie, she steps out in the
perfect outfit for a special party. Her pearlized
pink dress has exquisite gold-gild detailing and is
finished off with a matching tiara and necklace.
New Releases
Royal Doulton
Amanda
HN5601
6.75”H
$75
Kim
HN5602
6.75”H
$75
Laurie
HN5625
6.75”H
$75
New Royal Doulton
Petite Figurines
Royal Doulton
Mini Occasions Series
Graceful, feminine and enduring are just some of the
reasons why Royal Doulton figurines are as popular
in the 21st century as they were a hundred years
ago. With design inspiration drawn from a multitude
of contemporary and historic sources, these figurines
represent the essence of Royal Doulton. Produced in
fine bone china, they are truly petite at just under
seven inches. Each one is beautifully hand decorated
in rich colors from an extensive palette and instantly
recognizable as a Royal Doulton figurine.
Each Figure 5.5”H
Your Choice $50
Amanda, strikes a classic Royal Doulton pose in her
dark pink gown, which incorporates a sweetheart
neckline. In addition, the flowing sash that she holds
in her hands adds movement and drama to the
figure. Classic evening elegance is the key to Kim,
who radiates an unmistakable air of cool chic. She
wears a sumptuously flared dress of deep midnight
blue, complimented by a simple sash tied at the waist
and coordinating jewelry. Laurie wears a beautiful,
delicate pink gown with an intricate waist and hipline
of pleated fabric from which the long skirt cascades to
the ground. The wrap-around style bodice creates a
glamorous neckline to the front and a low scoop style
that falls gracefully on her back. Lisa looks positively
radiant in her cap-sleeved aubergine ball gown. Her
long hair is swept to one side to reveal a youthful,
pretty face. Sharon wears an attractive long gown
ideal for a summer party. In delicate shades of coral,
the dress swirls to the floor around a fitted bodice,
and a small, matching scarf drapes from her wrist.
Tracy is a tour de force combining contemporary and
traditional fashion details. The azure blue gown has
an alluring sweetheart neckline and cross-over styled
bodice that is finished with intricate lacing to the back.
The New 2013 Mini
Occasions Collection
Lisa HN5600
6.75”H $75
Tracy HN5623
6.75”H $75
Sharon HN5624
6.75”H $75
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There are so many special occasions that deserve to be
celebrated. Why not make each one more special with
one of these new mini figurines from Royal Doulton?
Celebration is beautiful in her flowing dress of yellow
highlighted in gold accents. Congratulations is lovely
in her V-necked gown of dark blue with a coordinating
pale blue sash accented with flowers. Especially for
You radiates sweetness in her bright blue drop-waist
dress clasping a bouquet of spring flowers. Forever
Young is radiant in red and gold with a floral sash
blowing in the spring breeze. Good Friends catches
her hot pink dress with her hands. The dress is accented
with gold-gilt details. Happy Memories steps out in a
burgundy frock complete with a gold-gilt flower design.
Celebration
HN5574
Congratulations
HN5575
Especially For You
HN5576
Forever Young
HN5577
Good Friends
HN5578
Happy Memories
HN5579
New Royal Doulton
Birthstone Petites
each 6.75”H Your choice $75
January
Garnet
HN5626
April
Diamond
HN5629
February
Amethyst
HN5627
The birthstone tradition is based on ancient lore which
associates individual gemstones with a particular
month of the year. Royal Doulton’s skilled ceramic
artists have developed hand painted decorations for
each figurine to harmonize with the vibrant colors as
well as the more delicate hues of each birthstone. Each
of the 12 figurines in this new petites collection wears a
gold necklace bejeweled with a genuine crystal made
from the Swarovski Elements range.
June
Pearl
HN5631
May
Emerald
HN5630
March
Aquamarine
HN5628
January • The Garnet
Garnets are one of the most fascinating of gemstones
because they occur naturally in many colors.
February • The Amethyst
The amethyst color can vary from a deep purple to a
pale violet in a single gemstone.
March • The Aquamarine
The color of the stones vary as much as the color of the
sea, ranging from pale blue to a vibrant deep shade.
April • The Diamond
The luster and brilliance of a diamond or its “fire” is
emphasized by the way facets are cut.
May • The Emerald
It is said that the emerald protects sailors and fisherman
at sea — but only if it is worn around the neck.
June • The Pearl
The pearl is unique as a gemstone because it needs
neither cutting or polishing before use.
July • The Ruby
It’s said the wearer of rubies nurtures peace and
harmony and preserves physical strength and health.
July
Ruby
HN5632
November
Topaz
HN5636
September
Sapphire
HN5634
August
Peridot
HN5633
October
Opal
HN5635
December
Turquoise
HN5637
August • The Peridot
The peridot only occurs as a green stone and is often
featured in many treasures created by ancient Egyptians.
September • The Sapphire
The sapphire gemstone symbolizes protection. The
sapphire is often used as part of an engagement ring.
October • The Opal
The opal is distinctive because of the vivid play of
iridescent color that characterizes each stone.
November • The Topaz
Traditional lore says that a topaz in the home
radiates health for all who live there.
December • The Turquoise
Famed for its protective qualities, turquoise is usually
used as beads or cabochons in jewelry.
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royal doulton insight
1930’s Jean
Fashion Through
The Decades
HN5593 9”H
1930’s Jean HN5593 is the
enthralling embodiment of that
stylish decade from which she
comes. Her full length gown cut
on the bias drapes gracefully,
creating that sleek refined look of
the 1930’s. Jean sports a marcel
wave bobbed haircut and her
ensemble is finished by eternally
chic pearl accessories. Her style
is so reminiscent of the great
Jean Harlow and other screen
sirens of the 1930’s.
A New Series by Royal Doulton
By Christopher Evans
This captivating new series from the Royal Doulton Studios
really does take us back to why Royal Doulton figures first
became so popular – their imitation of current and bygone
fashion. Just like Leslie Harradine who catapulted Royal
Doulton figures to such great heights of popularity and of
course Peggy Davies who continued this great feat, this latest
series celebrates all those great fashion moments of the 20th
Century. As they have in the past, film stars in particular have
provided much of the inspiration for this new series while
some derive their names from their sources.
Limited Editions of 1,500
Your Choice $180
1950’s Nancy
HN 5595 9”H
1950’s Nancy HN5595 is pictured here
in her shirtwaist dress. If the drop waist
dress was the epitome of the 1920’s
woman, this was certainly to become a
staple part of every woman’s wardrobe
in the 1950’s. In films, on television and
in print women throughout this period
were shown wearing the shirtwaist
dress, something that was to define
them as the domestic goddess; the
prime profession of the majority
of women from this time. The
polka dot pattern too was so on
trend despite being originally
popular in late Victorian times.
The name Nancy too was a particular
favourite name around this time although
entertainers such as Nancy Sinatra were to
emerge a decade later.
1940’s Judy
1920’s gloria
HN5592 9.25”H
1920’s Gloria HN5592 is the
first in the series and illustrates
well the avant-garde fashion of
the time. Gone were the floor
length skirts and prudery of
the Edwardian era and we see
women emerging as powerful,
stylish individuals. In came the
short Eton crop, hem lines rose
and rose and of course we saw
the emergence of the famous
flapper girl. Royal Doulton’s
Gloria wears a typical drop waist
dress, T-strap shoes, headband
and of course the obligatory
sautoir around her neck. Of the
many famous names from the
period, Gloria Swanson, the
famous actress and style icon,
springs to mind when one sees
this figurine.
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HN5594 9.25”H
1940’s Judy HN5594
sports the so-called New
Look championed by
Christian Dior in 1947.
The outfit and pose are
taken directly from a
publicity photograph
featuring this bar-suit.
Dior was perhaps
the most influential
designer of the
second half of the
20th Century.
The hour-glass
silhouette of his
sensuous “New
Look” dominated
for many years. The
figure no doubt
derives her name
for the great
Judy Garland who
emerged onto the world
stage at this time.
1960’s Penny
HN5596 9.25”H
1960’s Penny HN5596 emerges like
a bolt out of the blue in this typical
1960’s mini dress. It is a simple
A-line shape with navy and red
geometric shapes down the front.
The outfit is finished with low heeled
court shoes and vivid bangles and
earrings imitating the vogue for
statement accessories of the period.
Mary Quant is credited with making
the mini dress popular, selling her
designs directly from her shop Bazaar
on the King’s Road, London. Her
dresses were based on ideas from
designs by Courrèges from 1964 but
she made them significantly shorter.
The style proved popular especially
with younger women and for the first
time it was they who were leading
women’s fashion.
1970’s Charlie
HN5597 9.25”H
1970’s Charlie HN5597 is the final
figure in this set and with a hairstyle
inspired by Farah Fawcett Majors
(star of TV’s Charlie’s Angels) and
her famous “Farah flick”. Charlie
is seen wearing a halter neck, low
back jumpsuit together with platform
wedges. The golden age of the jumpsuit
apparently owes its fame to astronauts
in their space suits and the first moon
landing in 1969. However, it was
designers such as Yves Saint Laurent
who made them popular amongst the
fashion set with their bright colours and
relaxed feel. Charlie’s outfit features a
paisley pattern, another famous theme
of the time. The name Charlie was
also used by Revlon as the name for a
perfume in 1973, as well as being the
title of the worldwide television hit.
Royal Doulton’s Dances of the World Collection
The Dances of the World Collection celebrates the exciting world of dance — a theme that has long been important in the 100
year history of the HN range. Belles of the ballroom, classic ballerinas and traditional folk dancers have all been featured in the
past and interpreted by some of Royal Doulton’s most celebrated artists including Leslie Harradine and Peggy Davies. Taking
inspiration from popular national dances and from the colorful costumes that the performers wear, Royal Doulton’s designers
and artists of today have captured the spirit and vibrancy of ten dancing traditions. The first six dancers were released in 2012:
Spanish Flamenco, Scottish Highland Fling, Irish Celtic Dance, Russian Ballerina, French Can-Can and the Chinese Fan Dance;
each one becoming an instant Royal Doulton classic. The four new releases for 2013 include the American Cabaret, Italian Folk
Dance, Mexican Hat Dance and the Thai Dance.
!
NEW
American Cabaret
Mexican Hat Dance
!
NEW
HN5643 9.25”H Ltd. 2,500 $196
HN5642 9”H Ltd. 2,500 $196
The Mexican Hat Dance, dates
back to the mid-18th
century and tells the
story of a man trying
to woo his sweetheart.
Traditionally female
dancers wear bright
colored costumes
trimmed with colorful
ribbons. Floral and
ribbon headdresses
decorate the dancers
tightly braided hair. This
Mexican dancer swirls
her skirt from side to side
as she performs one of the
characteristic movements.
American Tap Dance evolved from
several dance styles including the
Juba, Lancashire Clog and Irish
step dancing. Tap Dancing
developed throughout the
20th century — first as part
of Vaudeville and then in films
and on Broadway — becoming
a spectacular and entertaining
dance. This American Dancer
wears a short black dress, with
a flared, swinging skirt. Poised
in mid step, holding a cane
in one hand this American
Dancer is an alluring
figure performing her
routine with panache.
!
NEW
!
scottish
highland fling
HN5570 9.5”H Ltd. 2,000 $196
HN5572 9.5”H
The Flamenco is not just a dance but also
a genre of music. ‘El baile Flamenco’ (the
Flamenco dance) is known for its expressive
movement of the arms and rhythmic
stamping of the feet. The singing,
guitar playing and handclapping are
all elements of this dramatic dance.
This stunning señorita wears a typical
Flamenco outfit complete with a
distinctive red dress, pulled-back hair
and castanets in her hands.
irish celtic
dance
HN5569 9.5”H Ltd. 2,000 $196
Irish Celtic dancing was once
again brought to the attention
of the world in the 1990s with
Michael Flatley’s Riverdance.
The dance is celebrated for its
rapid leg and foot movements
whilst the body and arms are
kept largely stationary. The
Irish dancer portrayed here
is exquisitely precise in her
stance and poise wearing
the traditional outfit.
Ltd. 2,000 $196
This figurine is a traditional take on
one of the oldest of the Highland
dances. Victorious warriors
reputedly celebrated their success in
battle by performing the Highland
Fling. In modern times the dance
is performed at competitions and
events. This figurine wears the
traditional Scottish kilt and captures
the stance of the Highland Fling.
russian ballerina
HN5567 9.5”H
Ltd. 2,000 $196
Russia is of course synonymous with the
ballet. The Bolshoi company and the
Ballet Russe are two of the names most
associated with it. Of the many stars
of the Russian ballet, Anna Pavlova
was immortalized as early as 1921
when Pavlova HN487 entered into
the HN range. This graceful and modern
interpretation of a ballet dancer wearing
a traditional white tutu and ballet
slippers sees her in a pose
reminiscent of The Dying Swan,
which greatly influenced
Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake.
Thai Dance
Italian Folk Dance
NEW
HN5644 9.25”H Ltd. 2,500 $196
HN5645 10.5”H Ltd. 2,500 $196
Italy has a rich heritage of folk
dances with every region
developing its own traditions and
costumes. One of the most
famous dances is the
Tarantella. Musicians
play mandarins and
often the dancers hold
a tambourine or drums.
This music has an upbeat
tempo which gets faster
as the dance progresses.
For this Italian Dancer, Royal
Doulton’s artists have recreated the
colorful costume including a red skirt and
tightly laced bodice. In her hand
is a tambourine used to keep
pace with the exciting music.
There are different types of Thai
dances ranging from styles
originally only performed at
the Royal Court to village
dances inspired by folk
tales. Thai dancers wear
ornate costumes including
brightly colored dresses made from
luxurious silks embroidered with
golden threads and dramatically
bejeweled headdresses. Using
graceful movements, the dancer
expresses different emotions
through their performance.
Wearing a tradition costume,
this dancer’s expressive
pose reflect the elegant
movements of the dance.
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spanish flamenco
chinese fan
dance
HN5568 9.5”H Ltd. 2,000 $196
The Chinese Fan
Dance dates
back over 2,000
years ago and
originates from
ancient Chinese folk
traditions. The dance highlights
delicate and flowing movements
with a constantly changing
rhythm. This figure perfectly
captures the grace of the
dance and the beauty
of the costume.
french can-can
HN5571 9.5”H Ltd. 2,000 $196
The world famous French Can-Can
has a music hall pedigree and is
known for its lifting-up of svkirts,
with a multitude of petticoats
and high kicks in time to the
music. The famous paintings
of Toulouse-Lautrec spring
instantly to mind when one
thinks of the French CanCan. This lady evokes the
charm of the dance and
could have just appeared
on stage at the famous
Moulin Rouge in Paris.
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1. A’ Courting
HN2004 $750
2. A la Mode
$650
29. April
HN3693 $350
$325
HN2544 $250
$200
30. Aragorn
HN2916 $275
$200
3. A Posy For You
HN3606 $150
$125
31. Ascot
HN2356 $250
$200
4. A Stitch In Time
HN2352 $325
$275
32. Ascot
HN3471 $700
$650
5. Ace
HN3398 $250
$200
33. At Ease
HN2473 $350
$300
6. Adele
HN2480 $225
$185
34. Auctioneer
HN2988 $375
$325
7. Adornment
HN3015 $1,400
$1,200
35. Aurora
HN3833 $275
$225
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8. Adrienne
HN2304 $225
$99
36. Autumn
HN2087 $575
$475
9. Affection
HN2236 $175
$79
37. Autumn Attraction
HN3612 $250
$225
10. Aileen
HN1664 $2,500
$2,400
38. Autumn Breezes
HN2131 $400
$149
11. Ajax
HN2908 $650
$550
39. Autumn Breezes
HN3736 $400
$149
40. Autumntime
HN3231 $375
$129
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12. Alexandra
HN2398 $300
$99
13. Alison
HN2336 $250
$225
41. Babie
HN1679 $125
$100
14. Amy (F.O.Y. 1991)
HN3316 $950
$499
42. Baby Bunting
HN2108 $550
$450
15. Amy’s Sister
HN3445 $275
$225
43. Bachelor
HN2319 $450
$375
16. And One For You
HN2970 $200
$150
44. Balinese Dancer
HN2808 $900
$800
17. And So To Bed
HN2966 $275
$200
45. Ballad Seller
HN2266 $350
$129
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18. Angel of Autumn (Sculpted) AN7403
$300
$275
46. Balloon Boy
HN2934 $400
$300
19. Angel of Spring (Sculpted)
AN7401
$300
$275
47. Balloon Man
HN1954 $360
$149
20. Angel of Winter (Sculpted)
AN7404
$300
$275
48. Barbara
HN1432 $2,250
$2,000
21. Angela
HN2389 $250
$200
49. Barbara
HN3441 $600
$500
22. Angela
HN3419 $350
$300
50. Basket Weaver
HN2245 $600
$199
23. Angelina
HN2013 $1,900
$1,700
51. Bather
HN4244 $525
$475
24. Annabel
HN3273 $325
$275
52. Bathing Beauty
HN4399 $300
$250
25. Annabella
HN1875 $1,650
$1,400
53. Bedtime
HN1978 $100
$75
26. Anne Boleyn
HN3232 $825
$725
54. Belle o’ the Ball
HN1997 $525
$425
27. Anne of Cleves
HN3356 $1,100
$950
55. Benmore
HN2909 $650
$575
28. Anthea
HN1527 $2,250
$2,000
56. Bess
HN2002 $475
$199
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65
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70
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82
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63
67
71
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79
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57. Best Wishes
HN3426 $225
58. Best Wishes
$175
85. Centurian
HN2726 $300
$250
HN3971 $225
$175
86. Cerise
HN1607 $700
$625
59. Biddy Penny Farthing
HN1843 $360
$325
87. Charity
HN3087 $450
$249
60. Birthday Girl
HN3423 $150
$125
88. Charlie Chaplin
HN2771 $400
$350
61. Blithe Morning
HN2065 $350
$300
89. Charlotte
HN4092 $250
$200
62. Bluebeard
HN2105 $600
$199
90. Chief
HN2892 $300
$250
63. Bon Jour
HN1888 $2,250
$999
91. Chinese Dancer
HN2840 $950
$850
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64. Bowler
HN4365 $350
$300
92. Chloe
HN1765 $500
$400
65. Bowls Player (Sculpted)
HN3780 $250
$129
93. Christine
HN1840 $1,750
$1,500
66. Boy Evacuee
HN3202 $925
$900
94. Christine
HN3767 $275
$225
67. Boy with Turban
HN587
$2,000
95. Cicely
HN1516 $2,000
$1,800
68. Breton Dancer
HN2383 $900
$800
96. Cinderella
HN3677 $450
$400
69. Bride
HN1762 $2,200
$2,000
97. Cissie
HN1809 $150
$125
70. Bridesmaid
HN2874 $125
$49
98. Clara Hamps
HN4162 $350
$300
71. Bunny
HN2214 $250
$200
99. Claribel
HN1951 $700
$600
72. Buttercup
HN2399 $300
$250
100. Clarinda
HN2724 $275
$200
73. Calumet
HN2068 $1,000
$900
101. Cleopatra
HN2868 $2,000
$1,800
74. Camellia
HN2222 $300
$250
102. Clothilde
HN1598 $1,500
$1,400
75. Camille
HN1586 $2,000
$799
103. Clown
HN2890 $400
$350
76. Captain
HN2260 $450
$375
104. Cobbler
HN1706 $450
$149
77. Carolyn
HN2112 $550
$450
105. Collinette
HN1999 $850
$299
78. Carpet Seller (Flambé Seated) HN3277 $625
$600
106. Colonel Fairfax
HN2903 $1,200
$1,000
79. Carpet Seller (Flambé Standing) HN2776 $625
$600
107. Columbine
HN2185 $350
$129
80. Carrie
HN2800 $300
$250
108. Connecticut Regiment
HN2845 $1,600
$1,500
81. Catherine Howard
HN3449 $1,000
$900
109. Cookie
HN2218 $225
$175
82. Catherine of Aragon
HN3233 $825
$725
110. Coppelia
HN2115 $1,000
$499
83. Cavalier
HN2716 $300
$250
111. Coralie
HN2307 $200
$150
84. Cellist
HN2226 $600
$500
112. Corinthian
HN1973 $2,000
$599
$2,250
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125
129
133
137
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126
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138
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127
131
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113. Country Rose
HN3221 $325
$300
141. Elegance
HN2264 $200
$99
114. Cradle Song
HN2246 $625
$525
142. Elfreda
HN2078 $1,500
$1,350
115. Cruella De Vil
HN3839 $525
$450
143. Eliza Farren
HN3442 $375
$199
116. Cup of Tea
HN2322 $275
$225
144. Elizabeth
HN2946 $425
$350
117. D’ Artagnan (Sculpted)
HN3638 $275
$200
145. Ellen
HN4231 $325
$275
118. Dancing Years
HN2235 $450
$400
146. Ellen Terry
HN3826 $650
$349
119. Darby
HN2024 $375
$129
147. Ellie
HN4046 $250
$200
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Retail Our Price
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120. Darling
HN1985 $100
$39
148. Elsie Maynard
HN2902 $1,250
$1,000
121. Dawn
HN3258 $300
$129
149. Elyse
HN2429 $250
$200
122. Daydreams
HN1731 $325
$275
150. Embroidering
HN2855 $375
$325
123. Deauville
HN2344 $500
$400
151. Emily
HN3688 $325
$285
152. Emily In Autumn
HN3004 $450
$375
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124. Debbie
HN2400 $150
$125
125. Deborah (F.O.Y. 1995)
HN3644 $325
$275
153. Emma
HN2834 $350
$300
126. Debutante
HN2210 $400
$325
154. Emma (Petite)
HN4840 $125
$100
127. Deidre
HN2020 $675
$575
155. Enchantment
HN2178 $225
$175
128. Delaware Regiment
HN2761 $1,600
$1,500
156. Esmeralda
HN2168 $550
$279
129. Delight
HN1773 $1,100
$925
157. Eugene
HN1521 $2,400
$2,100
130. Delphine
HN2136 $450
$149
158. Eve
HN2466 $1,400
$1,250
131. Denise
HN2273 $425
$199
159. Evelyn
HN1622 $2,000
$1,800
132. Detective
HN2359 $450
$375
160. Eventide
HN2814 $275
$225
133. Diana
HN2468 $225
$175
161. Fair Lady
HN2832 $225
$99
134. Diana the Huntress
HN2829 $2,250
$2,000
162. Fair Maiden (Mini)
HN2211 $150
$59
135. Dimity
HN2169 $525
$425
163. Faith
HN4151 $275
$245
136. Dorcas
HN1558 $500
$199
164. Falstaff
HN2054 $200
$150
137. Dressing Up
HN2964 $225
$175
165. Feeding Time
HN3373 $450
$375
138. Dulcie
HN2305 $350
$129
166. Fiddler
HN2171 $1,500
$1,300
139. Eastern Grace (Flambé)
HN3683 $625
$575
167. Fiona
HN3748 $225
$175
140. Elaine
HN3307 $325
$275
168. First Bloom
HN3913 $250
$200
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179
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169. First Dance
HN2803 $250
170. First Outing
$200
197. Gentlewoman
HN1632 $1,500
$1,300
HN3377 $450
$400
198. Georgina
HN4047 $250
$200
171. First Steps
HN2242 $600
$500
199. Gift of Love
HN3427 $225
$185
172. First Waltz
HN2862 $375
$325
200. Gillian
HN1670 $2,000
$1,800
173. Fleur
HN2368 $225
$175
201. Gimli
HN2922 $325
$275
174. Fleurette
HN1587 $1,100
$449
202. Giselle
HN2139 $550
$450
175. Flora
HN2349 $525
$475
203. Giselle, The Forest Glade
HN2140 $550
$450
$2,250
204. Golfer
HN2992 $275
$225
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201
$2,500
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200
Retail Our Price
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176. Flower Seller
HN789
177. Flowers of Love
HN2460 $225
$175
205. Gollum
HN2913 $375
$325
178. Flowers of Love
HN3970 $350
$300
206. Good Friends
HN2783 $350
$300
179. Flute
HN2483 $1,100
$950
207. Good King Wenceslas
HN2118 $450
$199
208. Gossips
HN2025 $775
$650
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180. Fond Farewell
HN3815 $325
$250
181. For You
HN3754 $225
$175
209. Grace Darling
HN3089 $350
$300
182. Fortune Teller
HN2159 $625
$525
210. Grand Manner
HN2723 $275
$200
183. Fragrance
HN3311 $300
$250
211. Granny’s Heritage
HN2031 $925
$800
184. Francine (Bird’s tail up)
HN2422 $175
$125
212. Greetings
HN4250 $100
$85
185. French Peasant
HN2075 $750
$625
213. Gretchen
HN1397 $1,375
$1,200
186. Friar Tuck
HN2143 $650
$500
214. Griselda
HN1993 $650
$550
187. Frodo
HN2912 $275
$200
215. Groucho Marx
HN2777 $525
$475
188. Gaffer
HN2053 $500
$425
216. Gulliver (Sculpted)
HN3750 $275
$225
189. Gail
HN2937 $325
$275
217. Gwynneth
HN1980 $550
$279
190. Gandalf
HN2911 $425
$350
218. Gypsy Dance
HN2230 $400
$199
191. Gay Morning
HN2135 $425
$375
219. Hannah
HN3655 $325
$275
192. Geisha (Flambé)
HN3229 $600
$249
220. Happy Birthday
HN3095 $300
$250
193. Genevieve
HN1962 $450
$400
221. Harmony
HN2824 $325
$275
194. Genie
HN2989 $275
$99
222. Heather
HN2956 $225
$175
195. Genie (Flambé)
HN2999 $500
$199
223. Helen
HN1572 $2,500
$2,250
196. Gentle Breeze
HN4317 $275
$245
224. Helen
HN3601 $300
$250
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225. Helping Mother
HN4228 $125
226. Henrietta Maria
HN2005 $950
227. Henry Lytton as Jack Point HN610
Retail Our Price
$1,750
Name
HN
$100
253. Jean
HN2710 $250
$200
$700
254. Jennifer (F.O.Y. 1994)
HN3447 $450
$179
255. Jessica (F.O.Y. 1997)
HN3850 $300
$79
$1,600
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228. Henry VIII
HN3458 $1,000
$900
256. Jester
HN2016 $350
$99
229. Her Ladyship
HN1977 $550
$475
257. Jill
HN2061 $275
$225
230. Hermione
HN2058 $2,500
$2,400
258. Joan
HN2023 $375
$325
231. Hinged Parasol
HN1578 $2,000
$1,800
259. Joanne
HN2373 $300
$250
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232. Hold Tight
HN3298 $750
$625
260. Judith
HN2278 $325
$99
233. Home Again
HN2167 $200
$150
261. Julia
HN2705 $225
$200
234. Honey
HN1909 $750
$650
262. Julia
HN4124 $250
$225
235. Honey
HN1963 $1,600
$1,400
263. Julie
HN2995 $125
$100
264. June
HN1947 $1,850
$1,750
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236. Hope
HN4097 $350
$300
237. Hornpipe
HN2161 $1,100
$975
265. Juno and the Peacock
HN2827 $2,250
$2,000
238. Huntsman
HN2492 $400
$350
266. Karen
HN1994 $750
$299
239. Hurdy Gurdy
HN2796 $1,100
$950
267. Kate
HN2789 $250
$200
240. Ibrahim
HN2095 $675
$600
268. Kate
HN3882 $275
$225
241. I’m Nearly Ready
HN2976 $275
$225
269. Kate Hannigan
HN3088 $450
$400
242. Innocence
HN2842 $225
$175
270. Kate Hardcastle
HN1719 $1,500
$1,350
243. Invitation
HN2170 $225
$185
271. Katherine
HN5236 $300
$275
244. Ireland
HN3628 $600
$550
272. Kathleen
HN3100 $325
$275
245. Irene
HN1621 $700
$625
273. Katie
HN3360 $350
$300
246. Jack
HN2060 $275
$225
274. Katrina
HN2327 $425
$350
247. Jacqueline
HN2333 $275
$225
275. Kelly
HN2478 $275
$225
248. Jacqueline
HN4309 $300
$250
276. Kerry
HN3461 $125
$39
249. Jane
HN3711 $250
$99
277. King Charles
HN2084 $2,000
$1,850
250. Janet
HN1916 $375
$149
278. Kirsty
HN2381 $250
$200
251. Janine
HN2461 $225
$175
279. Ko-Ko
HN2898 $950
$399
252. Jasmine
HN1862 $2,500
$2,200
280. Kurdish Dancer
HN2867 $950
$850
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Retail Our Price
Name
HN
281. La Sylphide
HN2138 $650
282. Lady Charmian
$550
309. Lobster Man
HN2317 $250
$200
HN1948 $325
$275
310. Long John Silver
HN2204 $700
$600
283. Lady Eaton
HN3623 $600
$500
311. Loretta
HN2337 $250
$200
284. Lady Fayre
HN1265 $1,500
$1,200
312. Louise
HN3207 $300
$250
285. Lady Pamela
HN2718 $275
$99
313. Louise
HN3888 $225
$200
286. L’Ambitieuse
HN3359 $450
$375
314. Love Letter
HN2149 $600
$500
287. Lamp Seller (Flambé)
HN3278 $725
$650
315. Loyal Friend
HN3358 $450
$400
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288. Last Waltz
HN2315 $200
$150
316. Lucrezia Borgia
HN2342 $1,400
$1,250
289. Lauren (F.O.Y. 1999)
HN3975 $325
$300
317. Lucy
HN3858 $325
$275
290. Laurianne
HN2719 $250
$200
318. Lucy Lockett
HN524
$900
291. Lawyer
HN3041 $350
$300
319. Lunchtime
HN2485 $350
$275
320. Lydia
HN1908 $200
$175
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$1,100
292. Le Bal
HN3702 $550
$475
293. Leading Lady
HN2269 $250
$200
321. Madonna of the Square
HN1969 $2,250
$2,000
294. Leda and the Swan
HN2826 $2,250
$2,000
322. Make Believe
HN2224 $175
$150
295. Lesley
HN2410 $275
$225
323. Maleficent
HN3840 $525
$475
296. Lido Lady
HN4247 $350
$179
324. Mandy
HN2476 $100
$75
297. Lilac Time
HN2137 $450
$400
325. Mantilla
HN2712 $425
$375
298. Lily
HN3626 $350
$159
326. Margaret
HN3496 $275
$225
299. Linda
HN2106 $275
$200
327. Margaret of Anjou
HN2012 $1,000
$875
300. Linda
HN3879 $300
$250
328. Margery
HN1413 $750
$675
301. Lindsay
HN3645 $275
$225
329. Marguerite
HN1928 $750
$299
302. Lise
HN3474 $650
$550
330. Maria
HN3381 $250
$200
303. Little Boy Blue
HN3035 $200
$175
331. Marie
HN1417 $350
$300
304. Little Lord Fauntleroy
HN2972 $200
$150
332. Marigold
HN1447 $800
$675
305. Little Miss Muffet
HN2727 $225
$200
333. Mary
HN4114 $275
$245
306. Little Mistress
HN1449 $900
$800
334. Mary (F.O.Y. 1992)
HN3375 $750
$650
307. Lizana
HN1756 $1,650
$1,500
335. Mary Jane
HN1990 $750
$650
308. Lizzie
HN2749 $250
$200
336. Mary Mary
HN2044 $325
$275
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340
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HN
Retail Our Price
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HN
337. Mary Tudor
HN3834 $1,400
338. Mary, Countess Howe
339. Maryland Regiment
$1,300
365. Monte Carlo
HN2332 $500
$450
HN3007 $575
$475
366. Mother’s Help
HN2151 $325
$275
HN2815 $1,600
$1,500
367. Mr. Pickwick
HN2099 $650
$199
352
356
360
364
366
367
368
340. Masque (Hand holds mask) HN2554A $275
$129
368. Mrs. Fitzherbert
HN2007 $950
$800
341. Masquerade
HN2259 $400
$179
369. My Teddy
HN2177 $750
$650
342. Massachusetts Regiment
HN2760 $1,600
$1,500
370. Nadine
HN1886 $2,000
$1,800
343. Master
HN2325 $275
$235
371. Nell Gwynn
HN1882 $2,250
$2,000
344
348
365
Retail Our Price
369
370
371
372
344. Master Sweep
HN2205 $1,100
$900
372. Nelson
HN2928 $925
$875
345. Maureen
HN1770 $525
$425
373. New Bonnet
HN1728 $1,500
$1,400
346. Maxine
HN3199 $350
$300
374. New York Regiment
HN2755 $1,600
$1,500
347. Mayor
HN2280 $475
$400
375. Newsvendor
HN2891 $325
$250
376. Nicola
HN2839 $350
$300
373
374
375
376
348. Maytime
HN2113 $425
$375
349. Melanie
HN2271 $250
$99
377. Nicole
HN4112 $450
$249
350. Melissa
HN2467 $275
$200
378. Ninette
HN2379 $225
$175
351. Melissa (F.O.Y. 2001)
HN3977 $250
$99
379. Noelle
HN2179 $625
$550
352. Melody
HN2202 $475
$169
380. Old Balloon Seller
HN1315 $250
$200
353. Memories
HN1855 $1,100
$599
381. Old Balloon Seller
HN3737 $400
$350
354. Mendicant
HN1365 $400
$99
382. Old Ben
HN3190 $250
$200
355. Mexican Dancer
HN2866 $950
$850
383. Old Country Roses
HN3482 $125
$100
356. Milestone
HN3297 $575
$450
384. Old King Cole
HN2217 $750
$249
357. Miranda
HN3037 $325
$275
385. Oliver Twist & Artful
Dodger (Sculpted)
HN3786 $350
$300
358. Miss Demure
HN1560 $1,250
$1,000
386. Olivia
HN1995 $900
$800
359. Miss Fortune
HN1897 $1,300
$1,100
387. Omar Khayyam
HN2247 $275
$99
360. Miss Muffet
HN1936 $250
$200
388. On The Beach
HN3877 $175
$125
361. Miss Winsome
HN1666 $1,850
$1,650
389. Open Road
HN4161 $350
$300
362. Modesty
HN2744 $250
$200
390. Orange Lady
HN1759 $375
$325
363. Monica
HN1467 $175
$150
391. Orange Vendor
HN1966 $1,500
$1,300
364. Monique
HN2880 $450
$400
392. Organ Grinder
HN2173 $1,500
$1,300
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389
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401
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406
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414
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399
403
407
411
415
419
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396
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HN
Retail Our Price
393. Owd Willum
HN2042 $375
$325
421. Pocahontas
HN2930 $1,750
$1,600
394. Painting
HN3012 $1,400
$1,200
422. Polly Peachum
HN549
$399
395. Paisley Shawl
HN1460 $1,000
$875
423. Premiere
HN2343 $350
396. Pamela
HN3223 $275
$225
424. Premiere (Hand rests on cloak) HN2343A $225
397. Pamela
HN3756 $350
$300
425. Pretty Polly
HN2768 $275
$225
398. Pantalettes
HN1362 $700
$600
426. Princess Elizabeth
HN3682 $1,000
$925
399. Paradise
HN3074 $400
$350
427. Promenade
HN3072 $650
$550
400
404
408
412
416
420
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421
425
422
426
423
427
424
HN
Retail Our Price
$1,000
$300
$99
428
400. Partners
HN3119 $400
$129
428. Punch and Judy Man
HN2765 $475
$400
401. Past Glory
HN2484 $450
$129
429. Puppetmaker
HN2253 $675
$575
402. Patchwork Quilt
HN1984 $500
$450
430. Pyjams
HN1942 $1,600
$1,400
403. Patricia (F.O.Y. 1993)
HN3365 $425
$149
431. Queen Anne
HN3141 $600
$249
404. Paula
HN2906 $325
$275
432. Queen Victoria
HN3125 $1,250
$1,100
405. Pauline
HN3643 $300
$250
433. Rachel
HN2936 $325
$129
406. Pearly Boy
HN1482 $400
$350
434. Rachel (F.O.Y. 2000)
HN3976 $275
$149
407. Pearly Girl
HN1483 $400
$350
435. Rag Doll Seller
HN2944 $425
$325
408. Pecksniff
HN2098 $650
$550
436. Rebecca
HN2805 $500
$425
409. Penny
HN2338 $100
$75
437. Reflection
HN3039 $275
$225
410. Pensive Moments
HN2704 $325
$275
438. Rendezvous
HN2212 $550
$475
411. Perfect Pair
HN581
$1,400
439. Rest Awhile
HN2728 $300
$250
412. Philippine Dancer
HN2439 $1,000
$900
440. Reverie
HN2306 $400
$300
413. Phyllis
HN1420 $1,500
$1,400
441. Rhoda
HN1573 $1,150
$1,100
414. Picnic
HN2308 $200
$175
442. Rita
HN1450 $2,000
$1,800
415. Pied Piper
HN2102 $400
$99
443. Ritz Bell Boy
HN2772 $300
$225
416. Pied Piper (Sculpted)
HN3721 $325
$275
444. River Boy
HN2128 $250
$200
417. Piper
HN2907 $500
$450
445. Robert Burns
HN3641 $600
$550
418. Pirate King
HN2901 $950
$850
446. Robin Hood
HN2773 $325
$250
419. Pirouette
HN2216 $275
$225
447. Rosalind
HN2393 $300
$129
420. Poacher
HN2043 $450
$350
448. Rose
HN3709 $500
$450
$1,650
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445
430
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435
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452
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HN
449. Rosebud
HN1983 $675
$600
477. Snow White
HN3678 $525
$450
450. Rosemary
HN3691 $325
$275
478. Soiree
HN2312 $200
$150
451. Rosina
HN1364 $2,000
$1,800
479. Solitude
HN2810 $450
$400
452. Rowena
HN2077 $1,000
$925
480. Sonia
HN1692 $2,000
$1,800
453. Ruby
HN1725 $1,100
$1,000
481. Sophia Baines
HN4167 $375
$325
454. Rumpelstiltskin
HN3025 $250
$200
482. Sophia Dorothea
HN4074 $500
$450
455. Ruth, The Pirate Maid
HN2900 $950
$399
483. Sophie
HN3715 $250
$200
HN2425 $250
$200
456
460
464
468
473
470
474
471
475
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476
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477
481
478
482
479
483
480
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Retail Our Price
484
456. Sabbath Morn
HN1982 $400
$149
484. Southern Belle
457. Sally
HN3383 $250
$200
485. Spanish Flamenco Dancer HN2831 $1,750
$1,650
458. Sally
HN3851 $300
$250
486. Spanish Lady
HN1294 $2,000
$1,800
459. Samantha
HN2954 $250
$200
487. Spinning
HN2390 $1,750
$699
488. Spring Morning
HN3725 $225
$79
485
486
487
488
460. Sara
HN2265 $325
$275
461. Sarah Bernhardt
HN4023 $650
$600
489. Spring Serenade
HN3956 $300
$250
462. Scheherazade
HN3835 $900
$800
490. Springtime
HN3033 $375
$129
463. Scottish Highland Dancer
HN2436 $1,750
$1,650
491. Statesman
HN2859 $250
$200
464. Secret Thoughts
HN2382 $250
$200
492. Stephanie
HN2807 $250
$99
465. Sheikh
HN3083 $250
$200
493. Stephanie
HN2811 $300
$129
466. Shepherd
HN3160 $375
$300
494. Strolling
HN3755 $275
$225
467. Shore Leave
HN2254 $375
$325
495. Suitor
HN2132 $600
$500
468. Sibell
HN1668 $2,000
$1,800
496. Summer Breeze
HN3724 $225
$185
469. Silks and Ribbons
HN2017 $325
$275
497. Summer Duet
HN4225 $125
$100
470. Silversmith of Williamsburg HN2208 $300
$250
498. Summer Rose
HN3309 $250
$200
HN3376 $300
$129
499. Summertime
HN3137 $275
$99
472. Sir Francis Drake (Sculpted) HN3770 $300
$250
500. Sunday Best
HN2206 $250
$200
473. Sir Henry Doulton
HN3891 $375
$325
501. Sunday Best
HN2698 $225
$175
474. Sir Walter Raleigh
HN2015 $1,100
$1,000
502. Sunday Morning
HN2184 $500
$179
475. Sit
HN3123 $150
$125
503. Sunshine Girl
HN4245 $700
$650
476. Slapdash
HN2277 $425
$350
504. Susan
HN2056 $575
$525
471. Single Red Rose
469
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497
501
490
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498
502
491
495
499
503
492
496
500
504
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509
513
517
521
525
529
506
510
514
518
522
526
530
507
511
515
519
523
527
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HN
Retail Our Price
Name
HN
505. Suzanne
HN4098 $250
506. Suzette
$200
533. Tumbling
HN3283 $450
$375
HN2026 $575
$450
534. Twilight
HN2256 $350
$300
507. Sweet and Twenty
HN1360 $1,300
$1,200
508. Sweet Anne
HN1453 $1,000
$900
536. Valerie
HN3904 $275
$225
509. Sweet Bouquet
HN3859 $250
$200
537. Vanessa (Sculpted)
CL3989
$275
$250
510. Sweet Dreams
HN2380 $250
$200
538. Veneta
HN2722 $250
$200
511. Sweet Lilac
HN3972 $325
$275
539. Verena
HN1835 $2,500
$2,400
512
516
520
524
528
532
533
537
534
538
535
539
536
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535. T’zu-hsi, Empress Dowager HN2391 $1,400
$1,200
540
512. Sweet Maid
HN2092 $600
$500
540. Veronica
HN1517 $650
$550
513. Sweet Seventeen
HN2734 $275
$225
541. Victorian Lady
HN726
$1,600
514. Sweet Suzy
HN1918 $1,600
$1,500
542. Violin
HN2432 $1,100
$950
515. Sweeting
HN1935 $175
$125
543. Vivienne
HN2073 $450
$199
544. Wales
HN3630 $700
$399
541
542
543
544
$1,750
516. Swimmer
HN4246 $525
$450
517. Symphony
HN2287 $325
$129
545. Wardrobe Mistress
HN2145 $700
$600
518. Tailor
HN2174 $1,200
$1,000
546. Wayfarer
HN2362 $275
$225
519. Tall Story
HN2248 $450
$375
547. Welcome
HN3764 $125
$29
520. Tapestry Weaving
HN3048 $1,600
$1,400
548. Welsh Lady Springtime
HN5136 $900
$800
521. Teeing Off
HN3276 $350
$275
549. West Indian Dancer
HN2384 $900
$800
522. Teenager
HN2203 $475
$169
550. Will He, Won’t He
HN3275 $400
$300
523. Thank You
HN2732 $325
$275
551. Wimbledon
HN3366 $700
$600
524. Thanks Doc
HN2731 $425
$375
552. Windflower
HN2029 $875
$750
525. Time For Bed
HN3762 $200
$175
553. Winter’s Walk
HN3052 $700
$650
526. Tip-Toe
HN3293 $450
$375
554. Wistful
HN2472 $350
$199
527. To Bed
HN1805 $300
$250
555. Wizard
HN2877 $575
$179
528. Tom Brown
HN2941 $250
$69
556. Young Love
HN2735 $650
$550
529. Top o’ the Hill
HN1849 $325
$275
557. Young Master
HN2872 $350
$99
530. Top o’ the Hill
HN3735A $425
$375
558. Young Melody
HN3654 $150
$125
531. Toymaker
HN2250 $650
$550
559. Yours Forever
HN3354 $225
$175
532. Tracy
HN3291 $275
$225
560. Yum-Yum
HN2899 $1,100
$950
545
549
553
557
546
550
554
558
547
551
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559
548
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Compton & Woodhouse
Cleopatra the Egyptian Queen
pRestIGe
CoLLeCtABLes
And FIne JeWeLLeRY
Royal
Staffordshire
Collectible
Figurines
Royal Staffordshire has created this limited edition figure,
Cleopatra: The Egyptian Queen. A glorious tribute to two
enigmatic women and history’s fascinating beauties —
Cleopatra: The Egyptian Queen is inspired by the legendary
beauty of Elizabeth Taylor in her role in the acclaimed film
of 1963. The figure captures the extraordinary beauty
and lavish decoration that only an Egyptian Queen would
bestow and depicts the moment when Cleopatra enters
Rome for the first time in a spectacular procession, winning
the adulation of the Roman people.
The New Gypsy Bride
This Gypsy Bride figurine perfectly captures the radiant beauty of a young girl on
her wedding day. Her hair is set, make-up done and for a rare moment, she is
left alone to stand in contemplation, daydreaming about the life ahead of her and
ready for the happiest day of the life .
Thelma Madine, the famous dress designer from England’s popular “My Big
Fat Gypsy Wedding” television show, was commissioned to design the dress.
Working with the talented sculptor, Neil Welch, Thelma’s creation has
been turned into the ultimate bridal figurine. Based on Thelma’s iconic
design, The Princess and the Frog dress, the Gypsy Bride is stunningly
beautiful and has pushed the boundaries in figurine design. She wears
a pearlescent lustered bodice that shimmers in the daylight, pulling in at
the waist and accentuating the huge lily-pad inspired skirt.
To make her even more authentic, each Gypsy Bride figurine has
been hand-set with over 30 sparkling Swarovski crystals. Any
slight movement makes her catch the light and shimmer. The
edges of the petals of her skirt and the hems of her gloves have
been accented with real platinum, all applied by hand.
Limited to only 2,450 figures worldwide, each Gypsy
Bride is hand-numbered and comes with her own
certificate of authenticity.
Thelma Madine, the famous
English dress designer
and TV personality has
created “Gypsy Bride,”
the largest figurine
ever produced by
Royal Staffordshire.
Gypsy Bride
CW940 10”H
Ltd. 2,450
$425
Made in England
Neil Welch adding
the finishing
touches to the
Gypsy Bride sculpture.
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Cleopatra was adored by her subjects and many believed her
to be the reincarnation of the goddess Isis. Thus Cleopatra
would appear publically wearing the most elaborate
outfits, adorned with lavish amounts of gold and jewels.
The attention to these details in this figure are astounding!
Cleopatra’s gleaming crown is completely hand gilded in
22kt gold and the beads in her hair are hand painted cobalt
blue. Her slim flowing dress is striking Egyptian blue; her
stunning belt is bejeweled with bright enamel colors. The
dramatic cape features a 22kt gold feather design inspired
by the goddess Isis’ feathered wings.
Cleopatra
CW934
9.75”H
Ltd.4,950
$250
Limited to 4,950 figures worldwide, each piece is numbered
and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Anastasia
Anastasia
CW929
8.75”H
$325
2013 Lady of the Year
Anastasia is one of the most
beautiful figurines ever created
by Royal Staffordshire and it
only fitting she is their first
Lady of the Year. She looks so
graceful as she glides
across the ballroom
floor. Designed and
sculpted by Valerie
Annand, Anastasia
has a limited
production to this
year. Each figurine
comes with the
prestigious Royal
Staffordshire
backstamp
and a
certificate of
authenticity.
The Lady of Shalott
Lady of
Shalott
CW935
9.75”H
Ltd. 4,950
$250
Based on Arthurian
legends, the story of the
Lady of Shalott tells of a
young , beautiful girl who
lives in an island castle
next to the river that
flows to Camelot.
She spends her
days weaving
tapestry scenes of
life outside the castle,
but a mysterious curse
means she must only
look at the world in the
reflection of her mirror.
This beautiful figure
is handcrafted in fine
bone china and wears
a stunning pink gown,
accented with gold
filigree detailing.
Royal Doulton
Loving Cups and Jugs
These limited edition presentation Loving Cups and Jugs, featuring
popular subjects from literature, folklore and history, showcase the
creative talents of Royal Doulton’s original Art Director, Charles Noke and
his most accomplished assistant, Harry Fenton. Noke’s fertile mind was
responsible for Seriesware followed by the prolific Character Jug collection
and in between times, during the 1930’s, he masterminded the range of
Loving Cups and Jugs. Modeled in low relief, these colorful pieces are
closely related to character and toby jugs and are sought out by many jug
collectors to display as centerpieces. The base of each presentation piece is
numbered and often times is as elaborate and decorative as the piece itself.
The handle designs are cleverly linked to the subject and in later years were
a major feature of the character jugs range.
It is this attention to detail and overall presentation that enhances this
range of prestigious Loving Cups and Jugs, making them admired among
collectors all over the world.
John Peel
Ltd. 500
9”H $3,200
Master of the Foxhounds
Ltd. 500
13”H $4,500
Regency Coach
Ltd. 500
10.5”H $2,500
Sir Francis Drake
Ltd. 500
10.25”H $2,500
Three Musketeers
Ltd. 600
10”H $2,500
Tower of London
Ltd. 500
9.5”H $2,500
Treasure Island
Ltd. 600
7.5”H
$1,600
William Shakespeare
Ltd. 1,000
10.5”H $2,250
Village Blacksmith
Ltd.600 7.75”H $2,200
Admiral Lord Nelson
Ltd. 600
10.5”H $2,850
Apothecary
Ltd. 600
6”H $2,000
Charles Dickens
Ltd. 1,000
10.5”H $2,250
Dickens Dream
Ltd. 1,000
10.5”H $3,500
Wandering Minstrel
Ltd. 600
6”H $2,400
Guy Fawkes
Ltd. 600
7.5”H $2,000
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Jan Van Riebeeck
Ltd. 300
10.25”H $5,800
Royal Doulton CHaracter Jugs
Name
1
5
2
6
3
7
4
8
Large 7” Small 4”
1. Angler (Fish Handle)
$75
2. Angler (Net Handle)
$100
10
11
12
14
15
16
19
20
22
23
24
29
26
30
27
31
28
32
35
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$225
$175
41. Cyrano De Bergerac
$185
6. Antony/Cleopatra (Double-sided)
$100
42. Dennis and Gnasher
$125
$100
$85
$50
$29
$50
$29
$40
$50
7. Apothecary
$70
$80
8. Aramis
$65
$50
42
43
44
$125
$70
$39
11. Arry
$175
$70
$55
12. Athos (Colorway)
$225
44. Dick Turpin (Pistol Handle)
$285
15. Auxiliary Territorial Service
$275
17. Bahamas Policeman
$250
46. Don Quixote
45
46
47
48
$19
14. Auxiliary Fireman
$100
$50
49
50
51
52
$50
$29
$60
21. Bonnie Prince Charlie
$175
22. Bootmaker
$100
47. Drake
$100
$19
$55
53
54
55
56
$199
50. Elvis “GI Blues”
$325
51. Elvis “Stand Up”
$250
$150
52. Elvis “Vegas”
$250
$150
$50
54. Falconer (Jones Backstamp)
$250
55. Falstaff
$100
56. Falstaff (Colorway)
$150
58. Field Marshal Montgomery
57
$125
58
59
60
$125
26. Cap’n Cuttle
$39
62. Fireman (Gas Mask Handle)
$45
61
$375
62
63
64
64. Fortune Teller (Zodiac Handle)
$199
65. Gaoler
30. Capt. Hook (Hook Handle)
$185
66. Gardener (Plant Handle)
31. Cardinal
$125
32. Catherine Howard
$29
$150
$100
$100
65
66
67
68
$49
$125
36. Chopin
$325
68. General Gordon
$325
69. Genie
$185
70. George Tinworth
$60
69
70
71
72
$149
$179
$60
$50
$80
$85
$175
67. Gardener (Spade Handle)
$225
35. Cavalier
$275
$225
$525
$50
$150
63. Fortune Teller (Tarot Card Handle)
29. Capt. Hook (Clock Handle)
$19
$225
60. Fireman (Axe Handle)
61. Fireman (Fire Hose Handle)
$45
$100
$275
$85
$35
$35
59. Fife Player
25. Buz Fuz
28. Capt. Hook (Clock Handle - Bone China)
$50
57. Fat Boy
$100
$100
$29
49. Elvis “All Shook Up”
53. Falconer
$100
20. Blacksmith
$99
48. Duke of Wellington (Cannon Handle)$275
$85
16. Bacchus
43. Dick Turpin (Horse Handle)
45. Dick Whittington
10. Arriet
24. Busker
41
$285
34. Catherine Parr
34
39. Collector
5. Antique Dealer
33. Catherine of Aragon
33
$185
$200
27. Capt. Henry Morgan
25
40
38. Clown
40. Count Dracula
23. Bowls Player
21
39
$100
$250
19. Beefeater “ER” (Pink Handle)
18
38
37. City Gent
Mini 2”
4. Anne of Cleves (Ears Up)
18. Baseball Player “Toronto Blue Jays”
17
37
$100
13. Auld Mac
13
$59
Name
3. Anne Boleyn
9. ARP Warden
9
$100
Mini 2”
$100
71. George Washington
$175
72. Gladiator
$550
$169
$199
Name
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77
74
78
75
79
76
80
73. Glenn Miller
$250
74. Golfer (Brown Sweater)
$100
75. Golfer (Colorway)
$250
109. Lawyer
$65
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87
88
91
92
94
95
96
$225
78. Gondolier
$625
79. Gone Away
$100
$375
$55
98
99
100
113
114
115
116
105
102
106
103
107
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108
$85
116. Lord Horatio Nelson
$275
$125
$65
$80
117. Lord Nelson
$325
$100
118. Lumberjack
$100
119. Lumberjack (Bone China)
$150
120. Macbeth
$150
121. Mad Hatter
$185
122. Mae West (Amex Edition)
$400
84. Hamlet
$100
$350
$375
117
118
119
120
$85
$150
$99
$125
121
$75
122
123
124
$65
123. Master Equestrian
$45
$50
$85
$75
124. Merlin (Owl Handle)
$100
$50
$50
89. Home Guard
$275
125. Mikado
$349
$250
$300
90. Huckleberry Finn
$200
126. Mine Host
$100
$65
$45
$100
92. Izaak Walton (Bone China)
$200
93. James I
$225
127. Minnie the Minx
125
126
127
128
$175
95. Jarge
$149
96. Jesse Owens
$200
97. Jimmy Durante
$175
$250
100. Johann Strauss II
$229
$49
129
$65
$19
130
131
132
131. Mr. Pickwick
$150
$65
$60
132. Napoleon
$350
133. Napoleon Bonaparte
$250
134. Nelson
$175
135. Neptune
133
102. John Doulton (2 O’clock Handle)
$55
103. John Peel
$50
104. John Peel (Black & Orange Handle)
$325
130. Mr. Micawber (Walking Stick Handle) $300
$100
99. Jockey (Winning Pole Handle)
128. Mozart
$100
129. Mr. Micawber
134
135
136
101. John Barleycorn (Special Exhibition) $150
101
115. Long John Silver
$40
$75
$65
$675
$55
114. London Bobby (Non Embossed)
$50
83. Gulliver
87. Henry V (Embossed)
$325
$75
98. Jockey (Horse Handle)
97
$125
113. London Bobby (Embossed)
94. Jane Seymour
93
111. Little Mester
$49
91. Izaak Walton
90
112
$300
77. Golfer Modern (Golf Bag Handle)
88. Henry VIII
89
111
110. Lewis Carroll
$100
86. Harold Dennis “Dickie Bird”
86
110
Mini 2”
$45
112. Lobsterman
85. Hampshire Cricketer
85
$29
109
82. Guardsman From Williamsburg
83
$70
81. Guardsman
82
Name
76. Golfer Modern (18th Hole Handle)
80. Granny
81
Mini 2”
$99
$19
$40
136. Night Watchman
$125
137. Night Watchman (Bone China)
$225
138. North American Indian
$100
137
138
139
140
$275
$275
141. Nurse
106. Johnners Brian Johnston
$69
142. Old King Cole (Brown Crown)
108. King Phillip of Spain
$175
$150
140. North Staffordshire Drummer Boy
$69
$150
$65
139. North American Indian (Colorway) $275
105. John Shorter
107. Jug Collector
$45
143. Old Salt
141
142
143
144
144. Orville Wright
$225
$59
$275
Name
145. Oscar Wilde
149
146
150
147
151
148
152
147. Parson Brown
156
159
160
165
166
163
167
164
168
150. Pendle Witch
$325
151. Pharaoh (Flambé)
$600
173
174
171
175
172
176
$49
$175
156. Poacher (Colorway)
$250
178
179
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186
187
188
$49
$55
$500
189
190
191
192
$275
159. Punch and Judy Man
$179
$200
188. Smuggler (Bone China)
$225
189. Snake Charmer
$300
$375
193
194
195
196
191. St. George
$225
$185
192. St. George (Bone China)
$249
$129
193. Tam O’Shanter
$125
$75
$29
194. Tchaikovsky
$325
195. Toby Philpots
$100
$50
$19
$300
$100
$150
$225
196. Tony Weller (Extra Large)
161. Queen Victoria (Portrait Handle)
$275
197. Touchstone
$125
$99
198. Town Crier
$125
$500
$100
187. Sleuth (Colorway)
160. Queen Victoria (Colorway)
164. Regency Beau
$85
190. Soldier (Desert Rat Patch on Canteen Handle) $100
$55
$499
197
198
199
200
199. Town Crier (Bone China)
$350
200. Trapper
$100
165. Rip Van Winkle
$19
201. Ugly Duchess
166. Robin Hood (Bow Handle)
$55
202. Ugly Duchess (Bone China)
$675
203. Uncle Tom Cobbleigh
$300
167. Robin Hood (Plain Handle)
$150
$19
$29
168. Robinson Crusoe
$175
$49
$65
201
202
203
204
$49
$65
$45
171. Sairey Gamp (Bone China)
$275
172. Sam Johnson
$250
$175
173. Sam Weller
$175
$19
174. Sancho Panca
204. Veteran Motorist
205. Vicar of Bray
$19
$175
$275
$300
$70
$80
$125
$125
$99
206. Viking
207. Viking (Bone China)
$275
208. W.C. Fields (Amex Edition)
$149
209. W.G. Grace
$185
$49
$100
210. Walrus and Carpenter
$185
$100
175. Scaramouche (Glass Guild)
$200
211. Walrus and Carpenter (Bone China) $199
176. Scaramouche (Guitar Handle)
$775
177. Scaramouche (Mask Handle)
$175
213. Winston Churchill (News Handle)
178. Schubert
$325
214. Witch
179. Shakespeare (Book Handle)
177
185
$200
155. Poacher (Bone China)
170. Sairey Gamp
170
186. Sleuth
$75
169. Sailor
169
183. Simple Simon
185. Sir Henry Doulton (Vase Handle)
163. Red Queen
162
184
$100
162. Queen Victoria (Scepter Handle)
161
183
149. Pearly Queen
158. Prince Philip of Spain
158
182
184. Sir Henry Doulton (Double Handle) $225
157. Porthos
157
181
$125
$60
$100
154. Poacher
155
182. Simon the Cellarer
$19
180. Shakespeare (Double Handle)
$475
205
206
207
208
$50
$400
209
210
211
212
$150
$450
Mini 2”
$150
148. Pearly King
153. Pied Piper (Bone China)
154
181. Shakespeare (Inkwell Handle)
$45
152. Pied Piper
153
Name
$225
146. Paddy
145
Mini 2”
212. Wilbur Wright
214
215
216
$39
$275
$125
$250
215. Wizard
213
$225
216. World War I
$125
$150
character
royal
character
doulton
jugs
jugs
– sets
sets
bunnykins
sets
and
and
& series
series
series
Say Cheese
DB503
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DB502 5”H
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The world of Bunnykins by Royal Doulton
is full of exciting characters and thrilling
adventures. Since 1934, generations of
children around the world have delighted in
the antics of the Bunnykins family originally
created by Sister Barbra Vernon, the young
nun and teacher in an English convent
school. Over the years, many talented
Royal Doulton artists and modelers have
contributed to the success of the range. The
vibrant colors and intricate details that are
admired most by Bunnykins collectors are
captured beautifully in this newest releases.
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Cup Cakes
DB500
5”H
Budding
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DB501
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This delightful group of Bunnykins is enjoying
some of their favorite hobbies:
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the new 2013 annual bunnykins
Off To School
DB498
2013 Bunnykins
of the Year
4.75”H $75
Bedtime Story DB499 2013 Tableau of the Year
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Beatrix Potter Storybook Figures
Whimsical World of Beatrix Potter
The
Beatrix Potter was born in 1866 in England and became an author and illustrator
renowned for her many best-selling children’s stories about the adventures of Peter
Rabbit and his friends. Born into a privileged household, Beatrix was educated by
governesses and grew up isolated from other children. She had numerous pets
including frogs, newts, ferrets and even a pet bat! She also had two rabbits –
Benjamin and Peter – whom she took everywhere with her on a lead. Beatrix
watched her animals for hours on end, sketching them. Her sketches gradually
became better and better as she developed her talents from an early age.
In 1901, Beatrix self-published the highly successful children’s book, The Tale of
Peter Rabbit. In 1902 the book attracted the publisher Frederick Warne & Co. and
by the end of the year, 28,000 copies were in print! In 1903, the character of Peter
Rabbit was patented and produced into a soft toy, making Peter Rabbit the oldest
licensed character.
Backstamp Legend
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Beatrix Potter eventually wrote 23 books, all in the same small format. The
popularity of her books continues today, selling throughout the world and in
multiple languages. Her stories have been retold in various formats, including a
ballet, films and in animation. Visit our website to see our complete selection of
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Royal Doulton Dogs:
Pottery with a Pedigree
Dogs are by far the most collectable animals in the Royal
Doulton range. Original Art Director Charles Noke had a real
affection for dogs of all breeds and many of the early models in
the HN range are attributed to his work. Terriers were the most
popular type of dogs with Royal Doulton artists through the mid
1920’s. In 1931, new standards were set for Royal Doulton
dog sculptures when celebrated animal artist Frederick Daws
was commissioned to produce models of champion breeds.
Royal Doulton
Character
Dog Yawning
HN1099
4”H
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Character Dogs
These delightful character dog studies
were first introduced in 1934 and are
based on the illustrations of Cecil Aldin
(1870 - 1935), a celebrated British
artist and illustrator best known for his
paintings of animals and rural life.
Character
Dog with
Ball HN1103
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Cocker Spaniel
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Character Dog
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Royal Doulton
K Dog Series
Dating from the 1930’s
is this charming series of
miniature dogs. Given the
prefix “K,” the majority of
these dogs remained in
production until 1977. Now
retired for more than 35
years, this miniature series
of dogs has become highly
collectable and admired by
animal lovers everywhere.
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The Winged Beauty
Halfway between a goddess and a mythological
being, this latest High Porcelain creation borrows its
inspiration from classical culture to present a depiction
of a woman that is as beautiful as she is powerful. In
this sculpture, the Lladró artists in Valencia, Spain
have captured the sensuality of the Goddess’
gestures; her smooth milky white skin contrasts
with the detailed ornamentation of the wings
and the wealth of jewelry. The spectrum
of color of the wings is inspired by the
majestic opulence of a peacock’s
feathering, a creature attributed
to be an embodiment of good
luck, harmony serenity and
inner peace.
Allegory of the Peace
01008684
19”H Ltd.600 $3,000
The Art of Tradition
Heaven’s
Harvest
01008676
6.75”H $600
Passion
and Soul
01008683
15”H $900
Winged Beauty 01001956
17.25”H x 32”L Ltd.750 $18,000
Matador (Black)
01008731
18”H Ltd.250
$4,500
To shop our complete
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The Kiss
(150th Anniversary
Edition)
01008667
13”H $2,900
Inspired by Gustav Klimt’s
painting “The Kiss”
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Skirt Full of
Flowers
01008674
8.75”H $675
Gathering
Flowers
01008675
9”H $600
Lladró is the name of a
prestigious brand of porcelain
recognized throughout the
world. It is the surname of
three brothers with a passion for
porcelain. 60 years ago they
built a small workshop and kiln
in the backyard of their parents’
house, where they began to give
form to their first creations. This
was the beginning of a large
corporation and the outset of
a fascinating adventure, the
dream come true for a family of
artists and entrepreneurs who
have managed to make their
work known, highly valued and
admired by millions of people
all over the world.
Lladró celebrates its 60th
anniversary of porcelain
making during 2013.
To mark this occasion, classic
pieces have been selected from
the Lladró archives and feature
new colors and a special 60th
anniversary back stamp.
2013 Lladró
Figure
of the Year
Valencia - Spain
In My Garden
01008663
9.75”H $2,500
the process of creation
Lladró creations are an expression of
universal values intimately connected
with real people and their feelings.
Each figure is a celebration of the best
moments in life. Inspired by dreams
and fantasy, traditions, literature
and art, nature or daily life, there is
always a story behind each piece.
Can I Keep Them?
01008690
9.5”H $395
All Lladró creations are the fruit of
an elaborate painstaking handmade
process carried out entirely in the
workshops of the City of Porcelain, in
Valencia. The artistic team at Lladró
creates pieces in clay following
traditional sculpting techniques. After
all, only the search for perfection can
lead to true beauty.
Look Mommy! 01008715
13.75”H $825
Goodnight My Angel 01008714
13.75”H $330
Classic Childrens Tale Collection
Clumsy Me!
01008537
8.75”H $460
The Princess
and the Frog
01008718
6”H $575
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Dress Up Time!
01008716
8.25”H $600
Hansel and Gretel
01008658
7.25”H $750
My Two Little Treasures 01008717
6”H $525
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James Bond’s Skyfall Gets
the Royal Doulton Treatment
Own a Piece of Iconic
Movie Memorabilia
Bond fans and critics have heralded the release of the latest Bond
movie Skyfall, as a “great British bulldog” of a film. It’s fitting
then that an iconic and original Royal Doulton bulldog takes on
a starring role in the 23rd outing of this British movie blockbuster.
Now Bond fans are in for a treat with the chance to get their hands
on their very own reproduction. In honor of his special appearance
in Skyfall, Royal Doulton has reproduced this charming British icon,
sure to become a coveted collectors’ item, just like the original. The
new bulldog is named “Jack” and has a special Skyfall backstamp
which includes ‘DD007’ and a Skyfall box sleeve.
Named after the bold Union Jack flag that is emblazoned across
his back, Jack is based on an iconic bulldog, originally modelled by
Royal Doulton’s great art director Charles Noke.
Royal Doulton bulldog ‘Jack’ sits pride of place on M’s desk in
several of the film’s MI6-based shots; he survives an explosion and
plays a poignant role in the film’s final scenes.
Jack DD007
3.75”H x 6”L
$70
Fans of the bulldog can also complete their collection with Jack’s
friends, Alfie DD001 and Patch DD002. Alfie sports a trendy London
motif, while Patch models a map of Great Britain on his coat.
Alfie DD001
3.75”H x 6”L
$70
Patch DD002
3.75”H x 6”
$70

2013-spring-catalog

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