Doulton Lambeth Boer War Soldier — John Broad, circa 1901 DB408 featuring delicate detailing that showcases

featuring delicate detailing that showcases Royal Doulton's ability to render soft fabrics and gentle folds in fine bone china

this figure was never available through general international distribution and has not re-entered the market in any meaningful volume since retirement

cracks or flaws

The production window ran just three years before retirement in 1985

with traditional Welsh elements and symbolic details celebrating Welsh heritage

Doulton Lambeth Boer War Soldier — John Broad, circa 1901 DB408 featuring delicate detailing that showcasesOne of the most significant and collectible figures ever produced at the Doulton Lambeth pottery, this salt glazed stoneware Boer War soldier represents the pinnacle of late Victorian British ceramic sculpture. Modelled by John Broad one of Doulton Lambeth's most celebrated artists this heroic figure was created circa 1901 to commemorate British forces in the South African campaign. Broad depicted the soldier in the new khaki uniform adopted