Royal Doulton Figurine Potter HN1493 Character and those who appreciate figurines

and those who appreciate figurines with literary themes and elegant seated poses

Jane Seymore HN3349 (The Survived - died in childbirth)

and the 1924-1938 production period places this squarely in Royal Doulton's golden age

The piece belongs to one of Royal Doulton's earliest character series

and it speaks to the long British tradition of honouring the ordinary figures of military and civilian life in ceramic portraiture

Royal Doulton Figurine Potter HN1493 Character and those who appreciate figurinesPotter (HN1493) was designed by Charles Noke and produced by Royal Doulton from 1932 to 1992. This authentic figurine depicts a craftsman potter at his wheel in an alternate colorway from HN1518, celebrating the ancient art of ceramic making. The piece belongs to Royal Doulton's Occupational and Tradesmen series. Charles Noke, whose father was an art potter, brought personal connection to this design. The Potter figurine showcases authentic detail of