Royal Doulton Sisters Classic White Images Figurine HN3018

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These delightful bone china figurines showcase characters from well-known nursery rhymes. Royal Doulton introduced this child-themed series in 1949. Pretty Ladies Collection First, excited figurine buyers are still snapping up figurines that depict famous cultural and historic characters. Second, the figurines showcase contemporary styles and fashions. Third, well-known artists often design (and sign) these sought-after works. Royal Doulton fine china figurines have always been made of first-quality bone china. This three-material blend includes china clay, Cornish stone, and calcined bone ash. The resulting material has both strength and translucence. When you discover a Royal Doulton figurine that piques your interest, it’s the perfect time to begin your collection. Enjoy browsing the estate sales and combing through antique shops and online marketplaces.

Five Royal Doulton Pretty Ladies figures: Special Gift, Irish Charm, English Rose and two Gabrielle, as new, boxed Source: David DugglebyModel No: — Royal Doulton Lambeth, England – c.1928 – THE BATHER Stoneware Statuette Figurine by the famous Artist “John Broad” Source: Etsy Young sculptor Leslie Harradine joined Royal Doulton in the early 20th century. Harradine was instrumental in designing many of Royal Doulton’s iconic figurines. In fact, Harradine and Noke helped to drive figurine production to new heights during the early- to mid-20th century. Royal Connections and Ownership Changes Combining these materials created a translucent ceramic material unmatched in the early 20th century. Also, note that vintage Royal Doulton figurines are carved, the identification numbers rather than embossed. Color scheme That same year, King George and Queen Mary sparked interest in the new figurines when they toured Royal Doulton’s Burslem, England studio. Viewing a figurine of a little boy wearing pajamas, the queen exclaimed “Isn’t he a darling!” This first Royal Doulton figurine received the name “Darling,” along with its royal recognition. Quality Materials and Craftsmanship At the start of the 20th century, a highly skilled Royal Doulton modeler and painter began developing new china-glazing methods. Modeler Charles Noke collaborated with Harry Nixon, a figure painting department manager, to produce the proprietary “Doulton Rouge Flambe” glaze. The striking red tone is frequently seen in the company’s animal figurines. Royal Doulton Figurines Enter the Picture

Because these historical mementos typically depict notable characters from Children’s storybooks, real-life, and adult plays, they’re one of the highest valued in the antique and vintage figurines market.Browse through multiple venues during your search for vintage and antique Royal Doulton figurines. Your first stop should be a professionally managed estate sale. These multi-day events contain a treasure trove of coveted collectibles. You might even discover a complete Royal Doulton figurine series or an entire collection. That’s not saying you won’t find them but it may be difficult, and would definitely cost some extra dollars. It’ll be worth it in the end though, so don’t be discouraged. Also, never let excitement cloud your judgement when trading a Royal Doulton Figurine. In the 1880s, the Doulton Lambeth facility began producing stoneware and terracotta figurines. Subjects included portly children playing, boys with musical instruments (the Merry Musicians), and animals that displayed common human traits. Other figurines took the form of royalty, military men, and classically featured young ladies. Doulton Receives Royal Recognition