2016 Spring Selections by Pascoe & Company

ROYAL A DOULTON AL Spring 2016

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The Coming of Spring 1935 HN1723 L. Harradine H. 12 ½ in $1,500

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny Made in England

Gainsborough Lady Plaque c.1910 910

For ov over ver a ce century, Royal Doulton led the world with the variety and scope of

L. Johnson H. 9 ½ in

theirr figure collection made in the heart of England in the city of Stoke-onTrent t. Char Trent.

Charles Noke revived the tradition of Staffordshire figure making in the 18 890s an 1890s and launched his famous HN series in 1913. Distinguished sculptors w were inv invited to contribute to the launch collection and the artisans of the P Potterie Potteries interpreted their diverse designs in earthenware and fine bone c china.

Local artist Harry Tittensor proved to be both an exquisite painter and a ttalented modeler of early figurines.

Through the Mist of Passed Years c.1910 H. Allen H. 11 ¼ in

Gainsborough Hat 1925 HN705 H. Tittensor H. 9 in

Just three artists painted the first figurines directed by Harry Nixon ixon ed in who decided on the decorative scheme. His initials have continued mberr the recording system for the HN collection, which gave a new number 3. He e to each colorway. Harry Allen began decorating figurines in 1913.

Picardy Peasant being made c.1915

inting g was one of Doulton’s most versatile artists, excelling equally in painting urslem m landscapes, birds and flowers, as can be seen in his beautiful Burslem b bone china vases and Titanian wares. Occasionally his initials can be seen on early prototype and color trial figurines.

Picardy Peasant Colorway c.1915

Titanian Blossom c.1910

P. Stabler H. 11 in

H. Allen H. 6 ¾ in

Grizel C Color Trial 1934 L. Harradine painted

by H. Allen H. 7 in

Toinette Color Trial 1939 L. Harradine painted

by H. Allen H. 6 ¾ in

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Roses 1904 RA5734 H. Allen H. 4 ¾ in 3

Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny Made in England

By the h late l te 1920s, lat 1920 thanks to the popularity rity of Leslie ’s designs, ’s design the number of figure painters painte ers had Harradine’s te en. Percy Curnock was renowned for f r hiss flower fo grown to ten. ears aatt the painting during his career of nearly 70 years em stud ted ar rtists, Bursl Burslem studio. In the hands of talented artists, su uch as C echniq ques such Curnock, the painstaking techniques used fo ffor creating exquisite paintings tings on o porce porcelain, with fused enamel color colorss and m f rred fe multiple firings, were transferred to the decoration of figurines.

Pair of Floral Vases 1928 RA7937 P. Curnock H. 7 ¼ in

June 1935 HN1691 L. Harradine H. 7 ¼ in

Percy Curnock painting figurines

Goosegirl Vase 1893 RA793 J. Hancock H. 8 ¼ in

Goosegirl 1921 HN436 L. Harradine H. 8 in

de 27 7 The figure painting studio was extended in the mid-1930s to include

Waiting Vase c.1900 L. Johnson H. 11 ¼ in

artists, who mostly transferred from the Burslem art wares studio. World gns War Two interrupted production and many of Harradine’s classic designs were retired in the 1940s. It is believed that no more than 2,000 of the ted most popular ones were ever produced, which is less than most limited hese editions today. Not surprisingly serious collectors seek out these beautiful works of art from the 1920s and 30s.

Marguerite 1940 L. Harradine HN1929 H. 8 in

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Pas Pa P a scsco c oe o e an a nd nd C Coo mmpppaan a ny ny Deco Doulton

Dreamland 1931 HN1473 H. 4 ¾ in $6,500

The Art Deco De era in the roaring twenties and glamorous thirties is considered byy many to be the heyday of Royal Doulton figurines. Leslie Harradine b m g for f r the HN collection in 1920 and introduced a succession fo began modeling o stylish stylis young g women wom men wearing i the h fashions f shions fa hi h day. d of off the dre styles es changed chaanged dramatically from the short The dress sheaff l dresses fses favored f vored fa v sheaf-like by the flappers of the 1920s to sen al gow wns worn by the Hollywood stars of gowns the sensational 19 e Art Deco D style figurines were produced the 1930s.

The only ffor a short hort period p when flap d vam mps were in flappers and vamps ffashion fa sh hey aare re so they very rare today. day.

Lido Lady 1927 HN1220 H. 7 in $1,500 00 0

Dulcinea 1929 HN1343 H. 5 ¼ in $4,500

Babette 1930 HN1424 H. 5 in $499

Flappers & Vamps Women’s suffrage was achieved in Britain Bather 1935 HN1708 H. 7 ½ in $3,000

and America by 1920 and fashions for flappers matched the emancipated lifestyles of the Jazz age. Trousers became popular and lounging pajamas were appropriate for informal evening wear and the lido as seen in Lido Lady. Figurehugging swim suits replaced voluminous bathing

dresses

and

were

often

accessorized by Japanese style parasols as shown by Sunshine Girl and Babette. Even nude studies were considered acceptable in the 1920s and Harradine responded with a series of artistically draped vamps.

Dawn 1938 HN1858 H. 9 ¾ in $1,950

Sunshine Girl Inspiration

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Sunshine Girl 1929 HN1348 H. 5 in $8,500

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Pas Pa P a scsco c oe o e an a nd nd C Coo mmpppaan a ny ny Deco Doulton Masquerade Masquerade parties were hugely popular in the 1920s and 30s and flappers plagiarized dramatic stage costumes for their fancy dress outfits. Harlequin from the Italian Commedia del Arte lent his suit of motley colors to party-goers whilst the lovesick Pierrot inspired a new form of seaside entertainment and created a vogue for black and white costumes. Mephisto, the traditional demon king of pantomime, lent his devil’s arties. arties horns for Halloween parties.

Fanny 1928 HN1204 H. 7 ¼ in $2,950

Pierrette 1924 HN644 H. 7 ¼ in $2,500 500

Mask 1926

Folly 1936 HN1750 H. 9 ½ in $4,000

HN785 H. 6 ¾ in $4,500

The Mirror 1938 HN1853 H. 7 ½ in $2,900

Folly 1929 HN1335 H. 9 in $4,000

Glamour & Glitz The 1930s was the e ‘Golden Golden A Age ge o off kies and full-color Hollywood’ with talkies aturin ng motion pictures featuring uch ass glamorous film stars, such Ginger

Rogers,

arole Carole

aret Lombard and Margaret ual Lockwood. Their sensual pired Hollywood gowns inspired o wearr women of the period to slinky satin gowns cut on thee h is bias, such as Rhythm which e. Low the epitome of 1930s style style.

Marietta 1929 HN1341 H. 8 in $1,950 Marietta 1931

ed to o show off f ff cut backs were designed the fashionable suntans ans acquired in resorts such as Monte Carlo.

HN1446 H. 8 in $1,950 6

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Rhythm 1939 HN1904 H. 6 ¾ in $5,200

Pas Pa P a scsco c oe o e an a nd nd C Coo mmpppaan a ny ny Deco Doulton

Art Deco Children During the 1920s, Queen Mary was a frequent visitor to the British Industries Fairs and in 1928 the Pottery Gazettee reported in ng in a dark her admiration for Leslie Harradine’s figurines, notably an early Child Study with flowers HN603. “Although shyly hiding corner of a cabinet, this charming figure was the first to engage Her Majesty’s favour at the Royal Doulton stand”. g figurines and also Harradine produced three child studies in white bone china with a satin matt glaze, which were sold as free-standing errmaid HN97 was on bases adorned with dainty hand-made flowers which were intended for display in floating flower bowls. The Mermaid also intended originally as a centerpiece for a bowl.

le ed In the 1930s, Harradine’s child studies were hand-painted for the HN collection with new names. Harradine modeled five more child studies for this collection which were given quotations as titles, for example “Here a Little Child I Stand”comes from the Robert Herrick poem A Child’s Grace. It is easy to imagine Harradine watching his own little Child Study 1924 HN604A H. 5 ½ in $699

girls playing on the beach in the early 192 1920s.

Mermaid 1918 HN97 H. 7 in $999

L Little Child so Rare and Sweet 1933 HN1542 H. 5 in $899

Child Study 1924 HN603B H. 4 ¾ in $699

Here a Little Child I Stand 1933 HN1546 H. 6 ¼ in $499

Sea Sprite 1927

Little Child so Rare and Sweet 1933 HN1540 H. 5 in $899

A Saucy Nymph 1933 HN1539 H. 4 ½ in $799

HN1261 H. 5 ¼ in $799

Happy Joy, Baby Boy 1933 HN1541 H. 6 ¼ in $999

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Dancing Eyes and Sunny Hair 1933 HN1543 H. 5 in $1,500 7

Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny A Royal Doulton Rainbow

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oyal Doulton figurines can be found in every color of the rainbow and some classic designs by Leslie Harradine, such as Top o’ the Hill, have been issued in several different colorways to suit individual tastes.

The record cu currently goes to Victorian Lady with 15 color variations and some d co unrecorded colors. Red is one of the most popular colors in the Royal Doulton palette, sev eff ffe ff fect. requiring several firings to achieve the rich vibrant effect.

Each color treatment has a different nt HN H pattern number named after Harry Nixon,, the the artist in partment in charge of the figure painting department ve than 1913. Some are more expensive riods others, due to shorter production pe periods or more detailed decorations.

hion n, Colors come in and out of fashion, gs, whether for clothes or furnishings,

Victorian Lady 1925 HN727 H. 7 ¾ in $799

te but most people still have a favorite Victorian Lady 1929 HN1345 H. 7 ¾ in $899

es color and this usually influences nes displays of Royal Doulton figurines around the house. Perhaps the astel bedrooms are more suited to the pastel

Rosina 1929 HN1364 H. 6 ¼ in $699

hues while the stronger shades look better in the living areas but there are no rules as everybody responds differently to colors.

Virginia 1935 HN1694 H. 7 ¼ in $899

Patricia Colorway 1930 H. 8 ½ in $1,800

Yellow, the color of sunshine, radiates optimism and is most associated with the summer months. Green is the color of balance and growth. Many people find it soothing and refreshing, hence the green rooms in theatres to steady actors’ nerves.

Patricia 1933 HN1567 H. 8 ½ in $899 Rowena 1951 HN2077 H. 7 ¼ in $699

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny A Royal Doulton Rainbow

The Chinese belie eve tha believe that colors say something about who you are and they also reflect your Memories 1938 HN1856 H. 6 in $699

aspirations. In Feng g Shui, colors can also take on a symbolic olic significance. Yellow Y llow is the color of nobility, Ye y y, a ents blue is associated with academic success, green represents health and fam mily, y re y, est family, red is reputed to be the luckiest color,r,r and purple brings wealth. Apparently, you can enha ance th enhance the wealth-giving properties off you yourr home if yyou pla e sout th place four purple objects in the south east corner of your ro room. Let us know if it works!

Blue e, the co color of sea and sky, evokes cool ol calm m fe ffeelings. elings. It is the Blue, co olor of peace and trust. The deep purpl lish blue of indigo color purplish sy ymb tyy. symbolizes truthfulness and stability.

Tête-a-Tête 1926 HN799 H. 5 ¼ in $999

Windflower 1936 HN1764 H. 7 ¼ in $599

Red is the color of energy, passion, ambition and determination. It is often regarded as a winter color because it is so warm and stimulating.

Top o’ the Hill 1997 HN3735 H. 7 ¼ in $299 Pink represents compassion compassion, nurturing and love love. It is fe ffeminine minine m and romantic, affectionate and intimate, thoughtful and caring. Purple is the color of the imagination.

Polly Peachum 1922 HN549 H. 4 ¼ in $299

Forget Me Not 1937 HN1813 H. 6 in $499

Elfreda 1951 HN2078 H. 7 ¼ in $549

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmppa p an a ny ny Radiant Reds… from $99

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Autumn Breezes

Fair Lady

Christmas Time

Best Wishes

Sara

HN1934 H. 7 ½ in $99

HN2832 H. 7 ¼ in $99

HN2110 H. 6 ½ in $99

HN3426 H. 6 in $99

HN2265 H. 7 ¼ in $99

Belle

Stephanie

Catherine

Fond Farewell

Single Red Rose

HN3703 H. 8 in $129

HN2811 H. 7 ¼ in $129

HN2395 H. 7 ½ in $149

HN3815 H. 8 in $149

HN3376 H. 8 in $149

Vivienne

Lilac Time

Fragrance

Mary

Ninette

HN2073 H. 7 ¾ in $179

HN2137 H. 7 in $179

HN3311 H. 7 ¾ in $179

HN3903 H. 8 in $179

HN3417 H. 7 ¼ in $199

Skater

Patricia

Christine

Bonjour

Quality Street

HN3439 H. 8 in $199

HN3365 H. 8 ¼ in $199

HN4307 H. 8 ¼ in $249

HN1888 H. 6 ¾ in $499

HN1211 H. 7 ¼ in $599

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmppa p an a ny ny Youthful Yellows …. from $99

Last Waltz

Ninette

Sandra

HN2315 H. 7 ¾ in $99

HN2379 H. 7 ¼ in $99

HN2275 H. 7 ¾ in $99

Top o’ the Hill sample HN4778 H. 6 ¾ in $99

Sharon HN3603 H. 8 ¼ in $129

Deborah

Lesley

Kate Hannigan

Applause

Joan

HN3644 H. 7 ¼ in $149

HN2410 H. 7 ¾ in $149

HN3088 H. 9 in $179

HN4328 H. 8 ¼ in $199

HN3217 H. 8 in $249

Katie

Le Bal

Natasha

Sarah

Susan

HN3360 H. 8 ¼ in $249

HN3702 H. 8 ¼ in $249

HN4154 H. 8 ¼ in $249

HN3380 H. 8 ¼ in $249

HN4230 H. 8 ¼ in $249

Mimosa

Lucy Locket

Moll Flanders

Rosamund

Marie Sisley

HN4848 H. 10 in $399

HN524 H. 6 ¼ in $399

HN3849 H. 8 ½ in $399

M32 H. 4 ¼ in $499

HN3475 H. 8 ½ in $599

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmppa p an a ny ny Gorgeous Greens….from $99

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Fair Lady

Happy Birthday

Jane

Ascot

Elegance

HN2193 H. 7 ¼ in $99

HN3660 H. 8 in $99

HN3260 H. 7 ¾ in $99

HN2356 H. 5 ¾ in $129

HN2264 H. 7 ¼ in $129

April

Lorna

Grace

Merry Christmas

Gillian

HN3693 H. 8 in $129

HN2311 H. 8 ¼ in $129

HN2318 H. 7 ¾ in $129

HN3096 H. 8 ¼ in $149

HN3042 H. 8 in $149

Milkmaid

Gemma

Nicole

Basket Weaver

Cradle Song

HN2057 H. 6 ½ in $149

HN3661 H. 8 in $199

HN4112 H. 8 in $249

HN2245 H. 5 ¾ in $249

HN2246 H. 5 ½ in $249

Frangcon

Camilla

Barbara

Lydia

Scarlet O'Hara

HN1721 H. 7 ½ in $499

HN1711 H. 7 in $499

HN1461 H. 7 ¾ in $599

HN1907 H. 5 in $699

HN4200 H. 9 in $699

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmppa p an a ny ny Beautiful Blues…. from $99

Adrienne

Carrie

Sara

Abigail

For You

HN2304 H. 7 ½ in $99

HN2800 H. 6 in $99

HN3308 H. 7 ¾ in $99

HN5381 H. 8 ½ in $99

HN3754 H. 8 ¼ in $99

Fragrance

Emily

Summertime

Janine

Laura

HN2334 H. 7 ¼ in $99

HN3688 H. 8 ¼ in $129

HN3137 H. 12 in $129

HN2461 H. 7 ¼ in $139

HN3136 H. 7 ¼ in $149

Rebecca

Rhapsody

Sheila

Hannah

Mary

HN4041 H. 9 in $149

HN2267 H.6 ¾ in $149

HN2742 H. 8 ¼ in $149

HN4052 H. 8 ¼ in $179

HN3375 H. 8 ½ in $199

Linda

Forget Me Nots

England

Helen

The Dance

HN3374 H. 8 ¼ in $249

HN3700 H. 9 in $249

HN3627 H. 8 in $249

HN3601 H. 8 ¼ in $249

HN4553 H. 8 ¾ in $299

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny Pretty Purples & Pinks… from $99

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Blithe Morning

Happy Anniversary

Lisa

Lily

Recital

HN2021 H. 7 ¼ in $99

HN3097 H. 6 ¼ in $99

HN2394 H. 7 ¼ in $99

HN3626 H. 9 in $99

HN4466 H. 8 ¼ in $99

Rachel

Lady Pamela

Jennifer

Amy

Amy's Sister

HN3976 H. 8 ¼ in $149

HN2718 H. 8 in $149

HN3447 H. 7 ¼ in $149

HN3316 H. 8 in $149

HN3445 H. 8 in $149

Pamela

Liberty

Sophie

Christine

Harmony

HN3756 H. 8 in $149

HN3201 H. 8 ¼ in $149

HN3257 H. 8 in $149

HN2792 H. 7 ¼ in $149

HN2824 H. 8 in $179

Angela

Jessica

Summertime

Jacqueline

Lise

HN3419 H. 8 ¼ in $199

HN3850 H. 8 in $229

HN3478 H. 8 ¼ in $229

HN2333 H. 7 ¼ in $249

HN3474 H. 8 ½ in $249

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny Pretty Pinks… from $99

Lido Lady

Happy Birthday

Yours Forever

Christine

Charity

HN4247 H. 6 ¾ in $99

HN4215 H. 8 ¾ in $99

HN3354 H. 8 in $99

HN3905 H. 7 ½ in $129

HN4243 H. 8 ¼ in $129

Caroline

Claire

Daphne

Diane

Ann

HN3694 H. 8 in $129

HN3209 H. 8 ¼ in $129

HN2268 H. 8 ¼ in $129

HN3604 H. 8 ¼ in $129

HN3259 H. 8 in $149

Natalie

Gay Morning

Bon Voyage

Barbara

Ballad Seller

HN4048 H. 8 ¼ in $149

HN2135 H. 7 in $149

HN3866 H. 9 in $179

HN3441 H. 7 ¾ in $199

HN2266 H. 7 ¼ in $199

Ruth

Camellias

Lillie Langtry

Gillian

Olivia

HN4099 H. 8 in $219

HN3701 H. 8 ½ in $249

HN3820 H. 8 ¾ in $399

HN1670 H. 7 ¾ in $399

HN3339 H. 8 in $399

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Pas Pa P a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny A Flair for Fashion

Lady Anne 1918 HN87 H. 9 ½ in $4,950

A Woman of the Time of Henry VI 1914 HN43 H. 9 ¼ in $7,500

A Lady of the Georgian Period 1914 HN41 H. 10 ¼ in $2,950 An influential book about the history of costume by Dion Clayton Calthrop

inspired

the

Fashion Plates from English Costume by D. C. Calthrop

first

fashionable ladies in Royal Doulton’s HN collection. Calthrop was an artist, novelist and playwright, who often illustrated his own books and even designed costumes for his London plays. Published in 1906, his seminal book English Costume is still widely

appreciated

today

by

devotees of fashion history. His

The Duke’s High Dame by Mary Young

lively description and illustration of Queen Elizabeth I being dressed with her Virago sleeves and Picadillie ruff provided the source material for A Lady of the Elizabethan Period HN40 by Ernest Light.

Ernest Light was a Stoke-on-Trent sculptor of some note and master in charge of the city’s school of art. As can be seen from Calthrop’s detailed illustrations, Light’s studies of A Woman of the Time of Henry VI HN43 and A Lady of the Georgian Period HN41 precisely portray the costumes of these bygone eras. His portrait of Lady Anne HN87 seems to have been influenced by Mary Young Hunter’s painting of the Duke’s High Dame of 1902. Production of these very early figures was extremely limited which makes them all very hard to find today.

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A Lady of the Elizabethan Period 1920 HN411 H. 9 ½ in $4,600

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny A Flair for Fashion

Many years later, Peggy Davies derived her

Neville, the unwilling wife of King Richard

1948 collection of Period Figures in English

III, was inspired by Vivien Leigh’s

History from Calthrop’s classic book

performance as the queen in 1948.

illustrations. This was the first set of Royal

Margaret Lockwood, another ravishing

Doulton figurines to be launched together.

film star of the time, was notorious as The

Peggy’s famous women, many of them

Wicked Lady in the 1945 melodrama. The

consorts of kings, feature fashions from

risqué movie interpretations of 17th

the 11th to the 19th century, accurate in

every detail. Throughout her career, Peggy meticulously researched her

century fashions influenced Peggy’s The Wicked Lady figure of Bernice HN2071. Peggy certainly had a flair for fashion but her

subjects and frequented museums and libraries in quest of interesting

figurines of the 1950s, including Bernice, Damaris, Promenade and

source material. She also loved the movies and her figurine of Lady Anne

Hermione were all short-lived making them all very desirable today.

Vivien Leigh as Lady Anne

Margaret Lockwood as

Damaris 1951 Promenade 1951 HN2076 H. 8 in $1,350

Bernice 1951

HN2079 H. 7 ¼ in $999

HN2071 H. 7 ¾ in $899

Hermione 1950 HN2058 H. 7 ¾ in $999

Period Figures in English History L to R: Matilda HN2011, Lady Anne Nevill HN2006, Phillipa of Hainault HN2008, Eleanor of Provence HN2009, Margaret of Anjou HN2012, Mrs. Fitzherbert HN2007, Henrietta Maria HN2005, Young Miss Nightingale HN2010 - $499 each.

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny High Society

Gainsborough Ladies

Mary, Countess Howe by Thomas Gainsborough

L to R: Mary, Countess Howe HN3007, Isabella, Countess of Sefton HN3010, Sophia Charlotte, Lady Sheffield HN3008, Honorable Frances Duncombe HN3009 Ltd. Ed. 5,000 H. 9 ¾ in $249 each.

The popularity of the period drama Downton Abbey reveals our

step out of idyllic paintings in the Gainsborough and Reynolds

continuing fascination for British high society. Over the years

collections modeled by Peter Gee in the 1990s. Translating a 2-D

aristocratic ladies have inspired some of Royal Doulton’s most

painting into a 3-D model is no easy task and the Royal Doulton

th

desirable figurine collections. Portraits by 18 century artists such

designers require a thorough understanding of costume history to

as Thomas Gainsborough and Sir Joshua Reynolds record a golden

know how the dresses appear at the back of the model.

age of leisure and pleasure for the social elite. Elegant society ladiess

Mrs. Hugh Bonfoy 1992 Lady Worsley HN3318 Ltd. Ed. 5,000 H. 9 ¼ in $299 18

Countess Spencer 1993 HN3320 Ltd. Ed. 5,000 H. 9 ¼ in $299

HN3319 Ltd. Ed. 5,000 H. 9 in $299

Eliza Farren, Countess of Derby 1993 HN3442 Ltd. Ed. 5,000 H. 8 ¾ in $299

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The London social season evolved in the 18th century and reached its traditional form in the 19th th cent century. tury. During onths in n the the Season the landowning nobility and gentry left their country houses and spent several months nted to o capital to socialize. Young women of marriageable age were launched into society and presented ndon the monarch at court as debutantes. Some important society events took place outside London such as the Henley Royal Regatta, R on as which has been held since 1839 and is as much about fashion boats Similarly S R owns boats.

Royal Ascot is renowned for the extravagant hats and elaborate gowns b the race goers on Ladies Day as shown in Valerie Annand’s lovely British Sporting porting g worn by Heri r tag ri ge collection. collecti Heritage

tradition Season went into decline after the First World War, when n Thee traditional m any aristo d many aristocratic families gave up their London mansions, but Lord Grrantham’s ’ fictional family in Downton Abbey still participate in the ’s he Grantham’s soc cial whirl o er social of the 1923 season. Until recently, fox hunting was another po opular pu es popular pursuit of the British aristocracy and Leslie Harradine’s figures Pri r nce of Wales and the Hunts Lady show the hunting costumes ri mes off the Prince popu ular in the 1920s. Lady Mary can be seen in a similar outfit in Downton ton popular

Henley 1993

Abbe ey. The wedding w oth dresses of Lady Mary and Lady Edith are both Abbey.

HN3367 Ltd. Ed. 5,000 H. 8 in $299

remi iniscent o reminiscent of Harradine’s brides from the 1930s.

Hunts Lady 1926 HN1201 H. 8 ¼ in $2,900 Prince of Wales 1926 HN1217 H. 7 ½ in $999 The Prince of Wales on Forest Witch

by Alfred Munnings

Ascot 1994 HN3471 Ltd. Ed. 5,000 H. 8 ½ in $299

Lady Edith in Downton Abbey bb bey e

Bride B Brid de 1936 HN1762 HN1 H H. 8 ¾ in $1,500 Croquet 1994 HN3470 Ltd. Ed. 5,000 0 H. 8 ½ in $299

Bride 1933 HN1600 H. 8 ¾ in $1,200 GOING, GOING, GONE! CALL NOW 1-800-872-0195

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mp m ppaan a ny ny High Society Afternoon Tea w Tea drinking was an exclusive pastime of the wealthy elite C when it was first introduced to Britain from China.

Ladies o serve the retired to the drawing room after dinner to e tea t caddies. exotic, highly taxed beverage from lockable t was The beloved English ritual of afternoon tea ford in fo introduced by Anna, the 7th Duchess of Bedford g’ she s the 1840s. As a remedy to the ‘sinking feeling’ te e experienced between meals in the late d afternoon, she served tea, sandwiches and cakes at five o’clock for family and friends.

Society ladies indulged in tea, scandal and gossip and dressed especially for the Thee Dish of Tea by V. Prinsep TTh

occasion. Elaborate tea gowns trimmed with lace, ruffles and ribbons were fashionable until the War First World War.

4 o’Clock 1936 HN1760 H. 6 in $1,500

M’Lady’s Maid 1936 36 HN1795 H. 9 in $4,500 50 00

en nt During the 19th century, the development he of British tea plantations in India and the wn. reduction of duty brought prices down. n’s More affordable tea became Britain’s d favorite brew for morning, afternoon and es evening meals. The HN collection features rs tea drinkers from all social classes upstairs and downstairs.

Afternoon Tea 1935 HN1784 H. 5 ¼ in $899

Cup of Tea 1964 HN2322 H. 7 in $99

Elegant tea wares were made at Doulton’s ullton’s ’ Potteries in London ’s be eth Studio wares from the and Stoke-on-Trent. Not many Lambeth wh hich 19th century have survived daily use which ayy. makes them sought after today.

Hannah Barlow, Doulton’s first ladyy artist, incised animal designs on saltglazed stoneware tea services and her work was sometimes finished po ot, with silver mounts, as with this teapot,

Salt-glaze stoneware tea service H. Barlow H. 4 in $3,600

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Elizabeth II Coronation Mug

Elizabeth II Coronation Cup & Saucer Tuscan 1953 H. 3 in $50

Elizabeth II Coronation Cup & Saucer Aynsley 1953 H. 2 ¾ in $50

Elizabeth II 65th Birthday Mug Aynsley 1991 H. 3 ½ in $50

Aynsley 1953 H. 3 ¾ in $50

Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Bell Aynsley 1977 H. 4 ½ in $50

Elizabeth II Musical Coronation Mug Crown Devon 1953 H. 5 ½ in $100

Diana 30th Birthday Mug Aynsley 1991 H. 3 ½ in $50

Diana & Charles 10th Wedding Anniversary Aynsley 1991 H. 3 ¾ in $50

Diana & Charles Wedding Jar Sadler 1981 H. 6 in $50

George VI & Elizabeth Coronation Beaker George VI & Elizabeth Coronation Mug A.E. Gray 1937 H. 3 ¾ in $50 Royal Doulton 1937 H. 5 ¾ in $125

Edward VIII Coronation Mug Taylor & Kent 1937 H. 3 in $50

Edward VIII Coronation Mug Grindley 1937 H. 3 ¼ in $50

George V & Mary Silver Jubilee Beaker George V & Mary Silver Jubilee Beaker Gladstone 1935 H. 4 ¼ in $50 Burleigh 1935 H. 4 in $65

Royal Albert 1953 H. 4 ¼ in $50

Elizabeth II Coronation

George V & Mary Coronation Beaker George V & Mary Coronation Beaker CWS Longton 1911 H. 4 ¼ in $50 Booths 1911 H. 4 in $75

George V & Queen Mary Coronation Mug Edward VII & Alexandra Coronation Beaker Royal Doulton 1911 H. 3 in $100 Royal Doulton 1902 H. 3 ¾ in $75

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Pas Pa P a scsco c oe o e an a nd nd C Coo mmpppaan a ny ny Happy & Glorious

The 90th birthday of Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest reigning

of nursery rhyme figures. She watched The Potter figure being made

monarch, will be celebrated around the world on April 21st. Last year

and learned that 16 different mold parts are cast to create the complete

Her Majesty surpassed Queen Victoria with over 63 years on the throne

piece. Her attention was drawn to a group of flower makers dexterously

and now her 90 glorious years will be marked with pageants and street

figures f r fig fo gures such h as fashioning tiny flowers in clay for

parties fit for a Queen.

efo f re leaving, she fo Lady Charmian. (see page 29) Before n artists arttists for f r their fo complemented several veteran The Royal Doulton Potteries have

urnocck with 65 long service including Percy Curnock

a long association with the British

years. (see page 4)

monarchy and were honored by

Royal Doulton ad 1953 "Give Royally"

a visit from Princess Elizabeth in

toke--on-T - rent, -T Ever since that special day in Stoke-on-Trent,

1949 before she was crowned. In

ish potteries po otteries Royal Doulton and other British

the bleak aftermath of World War

ns in n Her have marked major occasions

II, it was an inspirational day for

morattives Majesty's life. There are commemoratives

the ceramic industry and the loyal

h to collect from her childhood, when her

workforce. Among the pieces

nto the th he father's accession thrust her into

that interested the Princess during her tour were the commemorative

ion in n limelight, to her own coronation

pieces marking royal events from Queen Victoria to the present day,

1953 and her Silver, Golden and

including a cup with a portrait of herself as a child.

ons.

Diamond Jubilee celebrations.

Now we honor Her Majesty in her

Not surprisingly, the Princess admired the horse models by William

90th birthday year.

Royal Doulton Queen Elizabeth II Ro

plaay Chance and singled out Wee Willie Winkie for comment from a display

40 anniversary of accession 40th HN3440 H N P. Gee H. 7 ½ in $169

Royal Commemoratives Exhibition at the 2016 ICGF

Wedgwood Jug & Mug W C Coronation 1953 H. 5 ½ in & 4 in $100 each H h

Moorcroft India 2016 The largest nation in the Commonwealth 90th Birthday Celebration E. Bossons H. 9 in $1,250

Moorcroft A Vision of Windsor 2016 90th Birthday Celebration P. Hilditch H. 12 in $1,500 22

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Princess Elizabeth admiring Nursery Rhyme figurines 1949

Beefeater 1924 Illustrated London News L. Harradine H.7 ½ in $2,500

Queen Elizabeth Rainbow Dress 2012 Diamond Jubilee John Bromley H. 11 in $249

Royal Doulton Coronation Jug 1953 H. 6 ¼ in $199

Royal Doulton Coronation Mug 1953 H. 4 in $100

Princess Elizabeth watching The Potter being made 1949

Royal Crown Derby Plate 2012 D. 8 in Diamond Jubilee $125

Royal Crown Derby Tray 2012 Diamond Jubilee D. 4 in $100

Royal Crown Derby Loving Cup 2012 12 012 0 12 Royal Crown Derby Tray 22012 Diamond Jubilee H. 4 in $50

Diamond Jubilee H. 3 in $100

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Pas P Pa a scsco as s co ccoe o e an oe a nndd Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny Rare R are & Unique Uniq que

Since the HN figure collection was launched, Royal Doulton artists have produced many designs which did not go into production for one reason or another. Usually the original clay model was approved for blocking and one or two figures were cast from the master-mold. In the Royal Doulton production process, the first figures to be cast from the master-molds are known as prototypes. A maximum of three pieces should be taken from the t detail de master as the diminishes with each nd the master-mold needs to be casting an and in good condi condition to make production Art Director Eric Griffiths discussing prototypes in the 1980s

molds iff the fi figure is approved.

Gossips 1972 Marked “Factory Proof” #2306 E. J. Griffiths H. 9 in $5,000

The prototypes were decorated, sometimes in different colors, and reviewed by the design director. During the 1970s, public opinion was solicited at design surveys. This practice stopped in the 1980s

Gossips in Royal Doulton archive shape book

when the company’s new marketing department took responsibility

Country Maid 1951

for the content of the HN collection following the management

Doulton backstamp #1258 L. Harradine H. 7 in $3,500

design conferences.

There are many reasons why prototypes did not go into production.

With highly complex and detailed models, the production costs were often too high for the pricing policies of the time. Sometimes management anticipated production problems during the kiln firing or shipping issues with damage in transit. Production capacity limited the number of new designs each year and occasionally the design director felt that there were duplications of subject matter in the range.

Abandoned

prototypes

were given to staff or stored in the design archive, forgotten for many years. Connoisseur collectors are intrigued by the ‘ones that got away’. In addition to their extreme rarity, prototypes represent the Country Maid 1951

finest work of the prestige Doulton

Doulton backstamp #1251 L. Harradine H. 7 in $3,500

artists entrusted to model and decorate them.

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Arms of the Worshipful Company of Tin Plate Workers.

Tin Plate Liveryman 1935 Doulton backstamp #839 L. Harradine H. 8 ½ in $1,750

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Pas P Pa aassscccooe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny Rare & Unique

Very occasionally prototype figures by Leslie Harradine come on the market which is a rare treat for collectors as most of this versatile artist’s work went into production. In 1935, he modeled an unusual figure which has been called Marco Polo but was actually commissioned by the Worshipful Company of Tin Plate Workers in the City of London. Given its scarcity in the market, it is unlikely that this piece went Elizabethan Lady in Doulton archive shape book

Elizabethan Lady c.1954 Doulton backstamp #1409 P. Davies H. 8 ¼ in $4,500

into production. Harradine’s Country Maid prototypes date from the end of his Doulton career in the 1950s.

At that time, Peggy Davies was just starting out as a Royal Doulton modeler and the Art Director Cecil Jack ch Noke made choices between the designs of the two artists s. A new Art Director, Jo Ledger, joined the artists. company in 1954 1 company with different views about what d be commercially com would successful and a few designs

by Peggy Davies and Mary Nicoll did not go into produc production at that time.

Serenity 1952 Doulton backstamp #1437 P. Davies H. 5 ¼ in $4,000

The Little Shopper c.1961 Marked “For Market Research Purposes Only” #1785 P. Davies H. 6 ½ in $2,000

Spanish Lady 1975 Doulton backstamp #2550 P. Gee H. 7 ½ in $3,500

The Hope Chest 1958 Marked HN2132 (re-allocated) #1638 P. Davies H. 4 ¼ in $2,500

Miss 1910 1990 Marked “Property of Royal Doulton…” #2590 P. Davies H. 8 ¾ in $3,500

Waiting for a Train 1990 Marked “Property of Royal Doulton…”

This figure was produced in a smaller size.

P. Gee H. 10 ½ in $2,500

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmppa p an a ny ny Rare & Unique

When Royal Doulton began selling their archive collection in the late

cating that it allocated an HN numberr indicating

1990s, many prototype figurines entered the market-place. The figures

ductio on. Later came very close to production.

epitomized the imagination and creativity of the leading artists, who were given freedom to

perty of prototypes usually have a “Prop “Property are Ltd. L Not Royal Doulton Tableware

express themselves in clay without restrictive

tamp. From time to produced for sale” backstamp.

marketing issues or cost engineering. Early

time, prototype figures are re found f un fo nd without

prototype figures are marked in a variety of ways.

Some designs have just a standard Royal Doulton lion and crown backstamp. They might also be marked “Design Sample”,

d these these can be a Royal Doulton mark and ence to t the authenticated with reference archive pattern books.

“Factory Proof” or “Survey Figure”. Occasionally, the figure has been

My Sweet Rose 1993 99 93 Marked “Property of R Royal oyal Doulton…” #4373 P. Gee H. 8 in $1,750 $

Windswept 1993 Marked “Property of Royal Doulton….” #3769 P. Gee H. 8 in $1,800

Dreaming of You 1979 Marked “Survey 1980” #2756 P. Gee H. 6 in $4,000

Emily Bronte in Doulton archive shape book.

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Southern Belle 1979 Doulton backstamp #2755 P. Parsons H. 7 in $3,500

Emily Bronte 1982 Marked “Property of Royal Doulton…” #3061 P. Parsons H. 7 in $3,500

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Regency Belle c.2000 Sunday Best 1978 Doulton backstamp #2683 P. Parsons H. 7 ½ in $2,500

Doulton backstamp # 4988 N. Pedley Painter A. Heeks H. 9 in $2,500

Bluebell Gatherer 1990 Marked “Property of Royal Doulton…. n….” #3961 A. Hughes H. 8 in $2,500

Ruth color trial 2003 Marked “Ruth Design Original Property of Royal Doulton…”

J. Bromley Sensual series Painted by A. Heeks H. 11 in $2,000

Prior to the closure of the Nile Street factory in 2004 and the destruction of all the prototype molds, Doulton directors decided to produce a few figures in editions of just 3 pieces. Designs by leading artists of the past, such as Peggy Davies and Mary Nicoll, were chosen for decoration by the prestige artists and clearly marked. These special editions of three, which were taken from prototype molds, are dated on the bases 2004 or 2005 and numbered 1/3, 2/3 or 3/3. To own one of three pieces in an extremely limited edition is very exciting for collectors.

Carol Singers 2004 Marked “2 of 3 edition”” #2746 A. Maslankowski sk ki & Robert Tabbenor 1978 8 original H. 8 ½ in $3,000

Special edition of 3 backstamp

Love to Dance 2004 Marked “2 of 3 edition” #1511 P. Davies 1955 original H. 7 ½ in $3,500 GOING, GO GOING GOING, GONE! CALL NOW 1-800-872-0195

The Fan 2005 Marked “Edition of 3” T. Potts 1991 original H. 12 ½ in $1,500

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Miss Fortune

Teresa

Marguerite

HN1898 H. 5 ¾ in $1,250

HN1682 H.5 ¾ in $1,500

HN1946 H. 8 in $699

Cynthia

Annabella

Chloe

Margot

Irene

HN1685 H. 5 ¾ in $699

HN1871 H. 5 ¼ in $499

HN1479 H. 5 ½ in $599

HN1628 H. 5 ¼ in $299

HN1621 H. 6 ¼ in $299

Note different bouquets

Bride HN3285 H. 8 ¼ in $99

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Victoria & Albert Prototype H. 9 ½ in $2,500

Little Bridesmaid

Dainty May

HN1434 H. 5 in $199

HN1639 H. 6 in $199 each

Daydreams

Anna

Midsummer Noon

HN1732 H. 8 ¼ in $299

HN2802 H. 5 ¾ in $99

HN1900 H. 4 ¾ in $999

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Romany Sue

Curly Knob

Primroses

HN1757 H. 9 ¼ in $999

HN1627 H. 6 in $799

HN1617 H. 6 ¼ in $1,250

Jean

Dolly Vardon

Odds & Ends

Dawn

Louise

HN1878 H. 7 ¼ in $399

HN1514 H. 8 ¼ in $599

HN1844 H. 7 ¾ in $899

HN3258 H. 8 in $129

HN2869 H. 6 in $99

Old Country Roses

Lady Victoria

Janet

Lady Charmian

HN3692 H. 8 in $149

HN5131 H. 8 ½ in $299

HN1537 H. 6 ¼ in $49

HN1949 H. 8 in $119

Granny's Heritage

Rosabell

HN1873 H. 6 ¾ in $799

HN1620 H. 6 ¾ in $499

Flower Seller's Children HN1206 H. 8 ¼ in $899

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny Mary Nicoll

Mary Nicoll contributed to the HN figure collection from 1954 to 1974 and for many g collectors these were the golden years of Royal Doulton character figures.

The Favorite, the d at least two of Nanny and the Lobster Man were the best-sellers of the day and Mary’s new character figures joined the range each year. Maryy was who ho introduced to Royal Doulton by her father, Gordon Nicoll, wh illustrat illustrated

sseveral

books

for

tthe he

com pany iin the early 1950s. He had ad d company nur rtured her talent from an early lyy nurtured age e when poor health prevented d herr from taking part in the usual sc hoolg games. Mary was a schoolgirl

Mary Nicoll at work

very versatile artist and cou s,, could model pretty ladies,

The Hornpipe 1955 HN2161 H. 9 ¼ in $699

such h as As he Ascot and Last Waltz, but sh she alwa ays preferred pre ess and always character studies uttical was best known for her nautical

The Drummer Boy 1976 HN2679 H. 8 ½ in $149

subj b ects. She bj Sh he drew dre her inspiration from subjects.

Devon the small Dev von ha harbor where she lived and produc ced ma produced many sea faring classics, such as tthe Ho r.

Hornpipe and the Fiddler.

The Fiddler 1956 HN2171 H. 8 ¾ in $899

ary’s best loved figures, the Drumme One of Mary’s Drummer Boy, was n her son Ross who ho posed fo fforr her from ti modeled on time to time.

Seafarers by Mary Nicoll L to R: Helmsman HN2499 $199, Lobster Man HN2323 $199, Sea Harvest HN2257 $149, Boatman HN2417 $129, Shore Leave HN2254 $129, Tall Story HN2248 $149, A Good Catch HN2258 $169 30

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Pas Pa P a scs co as c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmppa p an a ny ny Mary Nicoll

Friends and colleagues who remember Mary say that her work reflects her delightful personality, which was a unique blend of sympathy, tenderness, romance and humor, with a touch of lovable eccentricity. Perhaps these traits are most obvious in her studies of dear old ladies in their twilight years. In these and other figures, she displays a discerning eye for detail and delights in adding minute accessories. In her study Good Morning, a little bird waits eagerly for the breadcrumbs that the old lady is preparing.

Initially this figure was fully glazed but it did not go into production in this form. Eric Griffiths, the Art Director, believed that intricate sculptural details were best shown in a matt finish and some of Mary’s later figures were introduced without a glossy glaze.

Good Morning 1974 HN2671 H. 8 in $129

Good Morning Glazed Prototype 1973 Rare H. 8 in $799

Twilight Years

by Mary Nicoll, Bill Harper & Harry Fenton L to R back: Eventide HN2814 W.K. Harper $99, Forty Winks HN1974 H. Fenton $199, Bachelor HN2519 $199, Nanny HN2221 $139 Front: Pretty Polly HN2768 W.K. Harper $149, Teatime HN2255 $99, Stitch in Time HN2352 $149, Sweet Dreams HN2380 $129, Family Album HN2321 $179

Sadly, Sadl Mary died in 1974, at the age of 52. Some of her designs igns did not go into to prod es appearr on production during her lifetime and occasionally prototypes m m the market.

In 2004, prior to Royal Doulton closing their Burslem faactory, y the directors selected some original prototype molds y, olds of of factory, ’ work from the 1960s and cast just three figures from each Mary’s’s o before be ons one, destroying the mold. These “One of Three” editions w h d to were hand painted by Doulton’s prestige artists and sold s serious ow collectors. A couple of Mary’s prototype designs are now o the market and are clearly identified by date and back on numb 1/3, 2/3 etc. number Grandpa #2062 3 of 3 edition H. 6 in 2004 $1,750

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Lifeboat Man

Long John Silver

Organ Grinder

Past Glory

The Coachman

HN2764 H. 9 ¼ in $199

HN2204 H. 9 in $249

HN2173 H. 5 ¾ in $699

HN2484 H. 7 ½ in $249

HN2282 H. 7 ¼ in $299

Master Sweep

Puppetmaker

The Carpenter

Toymaker

Judge

HN2205 H. 8 ½ in $349

HN2253 H. 8 in $399

HN2678 H. 8 in $249

HN2250 H. 6 in $299

HN2443 H. 6 ½ in $199

Professor

Schoolmarm

The Bachelor

Family Album

The Favourite

HN2281 H. 7 ¼ in $149

HN2223 H. 6 ¾ in $129

HN2319 H. 7 in $199

HN2321 H. 6 ¼ in $199

HN2249 H. 7 ¾ in $99

Stitch in Time

Sweet Dreams

Twilight

Flora

Fortune Teller

HN2352 H. 6 ¼ in $149

HN2380 H. 5 in $129

HN2256 H. 5 in $99

HN2349 H. 7 ¾ in $199

HN2159 H. 6 ¼ in $399

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny Colorful Characters

Silks & Ribbons HN2017 H. 6 in $99

Biddy Penny Farthing HN1843 H. 9 in $99

Orange Lady

Bridget

Grandma

HN1953 H. 8 ½ in $99

HN2070 H. 7 ¾ in $99

HN2052 H. 6 ¾ in $149

Pearly Boy

Mask Seller

Christmas Parcels

Town Crier

Cavalier

HN2767 H. 8 in $99

HN2103 H. 8 ½ in $99

HN2851 H. 8 ¾ in $99

HN2119 H. 8 ½ in $99

HN2716 H. 9 ¾ in $99

Carpet Seller

Cobbler

Mendicant

Falstaff

Foaming Quart

HN1464 H. 9 in $99

HN1706 H. 8 ¼ in $129

HN1365 H. 8 ¼ in $99

HN2054 H. 7 in $99

HN2162 H. 6 in $99

Poacher

Song of the Sea

Auctioneer

Fat Boy

Mr. Micawber

HN2043 H. 6 in $129

HN2719 H. 7 ¼ in $129

HN2988 H. 8 in $99

HN2096 H. 7 ¼ in $129

HN2097 H. 7 ½ in $129

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny Devoted Dogs

Dogs have e enhan enhanced Royal Doulton figures since the 19 920s wh 1920s when Leslie Harradine added popular breeds to his elegant ladies and hardy stree street vendors. In the Windmills Lady, a devot devoted dog looks up beseechingly at his owner and adds a touch of poignancy to sc the scene.

The famous Old Balloon Seller also had a canine companion for a brief also perio od in the th 1930s. A miniature bulldog was period besside her on a wooden base and given a new mounted beside pattern num ber in 1932.

1 number It was only sold in this form for

Old Balloon Seller with Bulldog advert

f w years fe yearrs so it is i very rare today. Miniature bulldogs og gs were included in the a few seriies of dogs d n 1931. There were 18 in K series which Doulton introduced in ccollecti and some are hard to find today. ayy. the collection

Windmills Lady 1930 HN1400 H. 8 ½ in $5,750

Old Balloon Seller & Bulldog 1932 HN1791 H. 7 in Call

Bulldog K2, Foxhound K7, Cocker K9 & Cairn K11 1931-77 H. 2 ½ in approx. - $49 each

Royal Dogs Ro Purebred dogs became the prized possessions of kings and Pure a noble ble. Kin g noblemen when hunting for sport became fashionable.

King He nry VIII yhound ds Henry VIII’s favorite dogs were beagles, spaniels and greyhounds wh hich we en Ann ne which were considered a particularly noble breed. Queen Anne Bol leyn is depicted by Pauline Parsons with two of herr favor ite Boleyn favorite dog gs, a gre lled Purkoy Purkoy dogs, greyhound named Urian and a pretty little dog called wh ho ominously om efo f re the fo t who fell from a window just ten days before Qu ueen’s execution. Spaniels were very popular as lapdogs pdogs at Queen’s cou rt whe an nd court where they comforted their owners, keeping them warm and g fleas. Pauline has portrayed a young Queen Victoria with two tw wo attracting Charles Spaniels, Sp King Charles including her favorite Dash.

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Anne Boleyn 1990 Ltd. Ed. 9,500 HN3232 H. 8 in $599

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd nd C Coo mp m pa p an a ny any ny Devoted voted Dogs Dogs

Working Dogs Since medieval times, dogs have been kept to bait wild animals, pull carts, turn cooking spits and herd sheep and they still work with shepherds today. The figure of The Master

by Peggy Davies was based on Peggy’s grandfather and illustrates the strong bond that exists between a shepherd and his dog. As indicated by its name, the German Shepherd was bred in Germany in the late 19th century to protect sheep.

It became internationally renowned as a working dog after World War One for its intelligence, speed, strength and keen sense of smell. Rin Tin Tin was rescued from a battlefield by an American soldier and became a Hollywood star in 27 films.

German Shepherd dogs became popular as pets in the 1920s as shown by the rare figurines Iona and Moira. Scotties is also

Moira 1929

a desirable Art Deco figurine and depicts another fashionable

HN1347 H. 6 ½ in Call

breed of the time, the Scottish Terrier. Bred in Scotland to hunt English Setter Wall Mount c.1931

vermin, the Scottie was the third most popular breed in the

SK21 H. 3 ½ in $750

USA by the mid-1930s. Scottish terriers have won best in show at Westminster Kennel Club nine times, more than any other breed. President Franklin D. Roosevelt owned Scotties and,

Iona 1929 HN1346 H. 7 ½ in $2,750

along with German Shepherds, they are the only breed of dog to have lived in the White House more than three times.

Devotion Prototype 1989 H. 8 ½ in $2,900

Anne of Denmark 2001 Queen Victoria 1987 Ltd. Ed. 5,000 HN3125 H. 8 in $499

Ltd. Ed. 2,500 HN4266 H. 9 in $399

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Autumntime

Loyal Friend

Jane Eyre

Katherine

My Best Friend

HN3621 H. 8 ¾ in $249

HN3358 H. 8 ¼ in $249

HN3842 H. 8 ¼ in $399

HN3708 H. 9 in $299

HN3011 H. 8 in $299

As Good as New

Sarah

Susan

Good Companion

HN2971 H. 6 ¼ in $99

HN3384 H. 8 in $249

HN2952 H. 8 ¼ in $149

HN3608 H. 8 ¼ in $129

Quiet They're Sleeping HN3857 H. 5 ¼ in $199

Old Mother Hubbard HN2314 H. 8 in $229

Gamekeeper

Uncle Ned

HN2879 H. 7 ¼ in $169

HN2094 H. 6 ¾ in $149

Bill Sykes Resin H. 9 in $249

HN2325 H. 6 ¼ in $149

The Master

Sit

Let's Play

James

Buddies

My First Friend

HN3123 H. 4 ¼ in $99

HN3397 H. 4 in $99

HN3013 H. 6 in $99

HN3396 H. 4 ¼ in $99

HN3424 H. 4 ¼ in $99

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny Fantasy

Mephistopheles (verse) L D5757 $1,999

Pendle Witch L D6826 $249

D6893 $149

Witch L

Phantom of the Opera L D7017 $449

Rip Van Winkle L D6785 $79

Pied Piper L China D6403 $139

Merlin L

Merlin L

D6529 $49

D7117 $349

Fortune Teller L D6497 $149

Tam O'Shanter L D6632 $49

Leprechaun L D6847 $69

Mad Hatter L D6598 $49

Cook & Cheshire Cat L D6842 $149

Walrus & Carpenter L China D6600 $179

Spooks Toby Jugs Pair D7132 & 3 $179

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Ring Master L D6863 $179

Clown White Hair L D6322 $499

D6834 $149

Clown L

Chopin L

Mozart L

D7030 $179

D7031 $179

Beethoven L D7021 $179

D7056 $179

Sir Henry Doulton L D7054 $169

Antique Dealer L D6807 $59

Collector L D6796 $99

Auctioneer L D6838 $79

Mikado L

Touchstone L D5613 $49

Jimmy Durante L D6708 $99

Alfred Hitchcock L D6987 $129

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Punch & Judy Man L D6590 $349

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Schubert L

Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmppa p an a ny ny Literature

Friar Tuck L D6321 $99

D'Artagnan L D6691 $169

Don Quixote L China D6455 $99

Cyrano De Bergerac L D7004 $149

William Shakespeare L D6933 $299

William Shakespeare L D7136 $49

Sancho Panza L D6456 $59

D6673 $59

Gulliver L D6560 $299

Dick Turpin L D6528 $79

Oscar Wilde L D7146 $179

Uncle Tom Cobbleigh L D6337 $199

Mr. Micawber L D7040 $149

Mr. Pickwick L D6959 $149

Hamlet L D6672 $59

Robinson Crusoe L D6532 $29

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Othello L

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmppa p an a ny ny Rare Variations

Prototypes and trials of character jugs are very rare. Most of the early designs by Charles Noke and Harry Fenton went into production, with a few exceptions notably the white Churchill prototype. During World War Two, there were several modeling variations which now intrigue collectors, such as the Hatless Drake.

There were also modifications to colors which have created premium values for certain pieces, such as the Clown with red hair.

Churchill 1940 D6170 C. J. Noke H. 6 ½ in $5,900 Apparently Churchill did not like this portrait so it was withdrawn immediately.

Drake Red 1940 Drake Hatless 1940 D6115 H. Fenton H. 5 ¾ in $1,950 The Hatless Drake was made for less than a year and is very rare.

D6115 H. Fenton H.5 ¾ in $5,500 The red colorway was made in 1940 only and is very rare.

Bonnie Prince Charlie 1990 S. J. Taylor H. 6 ½ in $999 The trial has a black and white tartan coat. In the production tar version, ver rsio an on-glaze red was added.

Bonnie Prince Charlie L B D6858 D

Clown Red Hair 1937 D5610 H. Fenton H. 7 ½ in $2,800 The red hair clown was retired during World War Two.

Fortune Teller 1991 Fort F S S. JJ. T Taylor H. 7 in $2,950 The trial has a striped scarf and an ace of hearts playing card rather than a tarot card. The lion and crown backstamp appears on the base.

During the 1980s and 90s, Graham Tongue was in charge of the design studio for Royal Doulton character jugs and occasionally trial pieces come on to the market with his initials and stamp “GT Original Sample” or “Design Original Sample”. These colorways were reviewed at Royal Doulton Design Conferences and amendments were made to the decoration from time to time. Often metallic highlights, which required an extra firing, were eliminated to reduce the costs of the production version.

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Fortune Teller L D6874

Pas Pa P a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmpppaan a ny ny Rare Variations General Custer 1997 S. J. Taylor H. 7 in $2,950 The trial has gold embellishments. The base is marked “Design Original Sample.”

General Custer L D7079

Othello 1982 M. Abberley H. 7 ¼ in $2,300 The trial has metallic armor. The base is marked “Design Original Sample.”

Snake Charmer 1992 S. J. Taylor H. 6 ½ in $2,300 The trial has gold accents. The base is marked “GT. Original Sample.”

Othello L D6673

Snake Charmer L D6912

Lord Mayor of London 1990 S. J. Taylor H. 7 ¼ in $2,500 The trial has gold embellishments. nts.

The base is marked “GT Original al Sample.”

Red Queen 1987 W. K. Harper H. 7 ½ in $2,500 This trial has a pierced heart in the handle.

Lord Mayor L D6864

Red Queen L D6777

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St George L D6036 $179

D7107 $119

Britannia S

George Stephenson L D7093 $249

John Peel L D5612 $39

Toby Philpots L D5736 $49

Poacher L

Jarge L

D6429 $49

D6288 $69

Farmer John L D5788 $59

Vicar of Bray L D5615 $49

Mine Host L D6468 $69

Falconer L China D6533 $99

Gardener L D6867 $59

Town Crier L D6895 $99

Gone Away L China D6531 $79

W. G. Grace L D7032 $99

INCREDIBLE DEALS ON CHARACTER JUGS

Little Mester L D6819 $99

Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmppa p an a ny ny Best of Britain

King Arthur L D7055 $299

Henry VIII L D6642 $39

King Charles I L D6917 $299

King James I L D7181 $199

Yeoman of the Guard L Higbee D6884 $299

Sleuth L D6773 $79

Dick Whittington L D6846 $59

Dick Whittington L D6375 $129

City Gent L D6815 $49

London Bobby L D6744 $59

Pearly King L D6760 $49

Pearly Queen L D6759 $49

Guardsman S D6771 $59

Policeman S D6852 $89

The Master S D6898 $69

Postman S D6801 $89

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmppa p an a ny ny Americana

Americans have always been very influential collectors of Royal Doulton and so the leading artists created many subjects dear to their hearts. After living in the USA for 18 years, Harry Fenton was inspired to produce the first American character jug depicting Johnny Appleseed. The portrait of the American folk hero was introduced in 1953, shortly before Fenton died.

A Presidential Collection George Washington, the founding father of America, was Stan Taylor’s first character jug launched to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Washington’s birth in 1983. He added another portrait of the President towards the end of his modeling career. Taylor also contributed Thomas Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln to the jug George Washington 1995 D6965 S. J. Taylor H. 7 in $429

collection and they were modeled as imposing character figures by Robert Tabbenor for pre-

George Washingon 1982 D6669 S. J. Taylor H. 7 ½ in $99

release by Pascoe & Company in 2008. President Lincoln holds his famous Gettysburg address, which he gave at the dedication of the national cemetery at the end of American Civil War. Tabbenor modeled two other heroes of the civil war General Robert E. Lee and Lt. General Ulysses S. Grant and a double-sided jug of the opposing generals launched the Antagonists character jug Thomas Jefferson 2008

series in 1983.

Lt Ltd. Ed. 250 R. Tabbenor HN HN5241 H. 12 ¾ in $599

General Robertt E. E. Lee 1993 Ltd. Ed. 5,000 R. Tabbenor Tab Ta bbenor HN3404 H. 11 ½ in n $1,000

Lt. General Ulysses S. Grant 1993 Ltd. Ed. 5,000 R. Tabbenor HN3403 H. 11 ½ in $1,000 44

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Abraham Lincoln 2008 Ltd. Ed. 250 R. Tabbenor HN5242 H. 12 ¾ in $599

Pas Pa P a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmppa p an a ny ny Americana

Colonial Williamsburg Will The Colonial Foundation was responsible for restoring the former capital of Virginia to its 18th century splendor when it was the political, social and cultural center of the Th heir hist colony. Their historians also worked closely with Royal Doulton in the late 1950s to create two authenti ic colle authentic collections which were sold in their craft shops for many years. Peggy Davies yed the lifestyle and costumes of the Williamsburg colonists in her figurine collection portray portrayed while M Max He Henk and David Biggs collaborated to produce the Williamsburg character jugs.

T Cabinet C b Ca The Maker was modeled for the original collection but was not produced 1 until 1995 when it was sold at the RDICC anniversary convention in Williamsburg.

Wi The Williamsburg Foundation also provided all the background research for the Soldi of the Revolution which was launched under their auspices to celebrate Soldiers B the Bicentenary of the United States.

Lady and Gentleman from Williamsburg HN2228 & 2227 P. Davies H. 6 in $129 each

WASHINGTON DC EXHIBITION & SALE MAY 13TH & 14TH 2016

Abigail Adams 2004 2 of 3 edition P. Davies #2560 H. 8 in $4,500

The Willard Intercontinental Hotel 1401 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20004-1010 Join u us fo fforr a an exciting weekend of pottery, porcelain &p patriot patriotic pride at the Willard landmark hotel in Washin Washington

DC,

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“crown

jewel”

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Pennsy Pennsylvania Avenue. Located just one block f th White House, the legendary Willard has from the ho osted nearly n hosted every American president since 1853.

1853.

A Abraham Lincoln stayed at the Willard

befo f fo before his inauguration and Ulysses S. Grant often relaxed in the lobby where he was petiti for favors, popularizing the political petitioned e express expression “to lobby”. During the weekend, we’ll viisit the White House, the Capitol and experience visit “Mon numen by Moonlight” guided coach tour. a “Monuments ent 11976 976 Captain 2 nd New York Regiment HN2755 E. J. Griffiths H. 10 in $899 899

informat For further information call your Pascoe & Company l advisor d i sales 800-872-0195 or 305-326-0060

Abigail Adams, wife of President John Adams, was the second First Lady of the United States and the first to reside at the White House in 1800. She is remembered for all the letters she wrote to her husband discussing intellectual matters, government and politics. Peggy Davies modeled Abigail in 1976 for a collection of Beauties of the World which did not go into production. In 2004, she was made in an edition of just three figurines and hand-painted by Royal Doulton’s prestige artists.

Baseball Player Prototype 1996 Atlanta Braves Olympics S. J. Taylor H. 2 ¾ in $1,750 Marked “The Property of Royal Doulton Tableware Ltd. not produced for sale.

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmppa p an a ny ny Americana

Blacksmith L D6571 $49

Bootmaker L D6572 $49

Cabinet Maker L D7010 $499

Guardsman of Williamsburg L D6568 $49

Apothecary L China D6567 $99

Gunsmith L D6573 $49

Gaoler L D6570 $49

Geronimo M D6733 $149

Jesse Owens L D7019 $99

Mr. Quaker L D6738 $299

Fireman L

Trapper L

D6697 $99

D6609 $49

North American Indian L China D6611 $99

Johnny Appleseed L D6372 $99

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Lewis & Clark S Pair D7234 $99

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Pas P Pa a scsco c oe o e an a nd n d Co C o mmppa p an a ny ny The Sea

Captain James Cook L D7077 $579 with compass in handle

Captain Bligh L D6967 $99

Neptune L D6548 $49

Capt Ahab L D6500 $39

Capt Henry Morgan L D6467 $39

Long John Silver L D6335 $39

Smuggler L D6616 $49

Old Salt L China D6551 $99

Old Salt S D7153 $99

Sailor England S D6875 $149

Lobster Man L China D6617 $79

Yachtsman L D6622 $49

Lord Nelson L D6336 $129

Gondolier L D6589 $249

Captain Hook L D6947 $99

Christopher Columbus L D6891 $59

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INTERNATIONAL CERAMICS & GLASS FAIR March 3rd to 5th, 2017 Followed by a Caribbean Hideaways Cruise March 6th to 16th 2017 The 2016 fair was an outstanding success with more than a 1,000 visitors enjoying spectacular exhibitions of ceramic and glass art.

Among the highlights for Royal Doulton collectors were the exhibits of art pottery, figurines and royal commemoratives as well as the afternoon tea party hosted by Michael Doulton. Artist demonstrations, master-classes, expert lectures and discussion panels enthralled collectors throughout the weekend and everybody plans to return next year.

Join us for the 2017 show from March 3rd to 5th and then set sail on a fabulous Caribbean Hideaways Cruise with your collecting friends on board the Oceana Riviera from March 6th to 16th. Oceania is renowned for curating the most exquisite art collections at sea and a Lalique crystal grand staircase is the jewel in the crown of the Riviera. Art will be the focus for our group with expert pottery and porcelain presentations by Louise Irvine, painting classes in the Artist Loft, courses in the culinary arts and the finest entertainers from the world of the performing arts. With only 1,250 passengers, the Riviera combines all the large-ship luxury amenities with an intimate experience and sets a new standard for elegant cruising. Call your Cruise Specialist at Source Events for more information 888-768-7238 or 305-672-9779.

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