Royal Doulton Figurine Laurianne HN2719 Recently Sold reflecting the opulence of Stuart

reflecting the opulence of Stuart royal fashion before the Civil War changed everything

Colonial American figurines hold particular appeal for collectors of early American history and those interested in domestic service traditions

Anne of Cleves holds particular appeal for Canadian collectors due to our strong connections to British history and the enduring popularity of Tudor themes in Canadian culture

British ceramic art

The word wayfarer carries its own weight — the traveller who moves through the world under his own steam

Royal Doulton Figurine Laurianne HN2719 Recently Sold reflecting the opulence of StuartRoyal Doulton figurine Laurianne HN2719 designed by Douglas V. Tootle, produced from 1974 to 1979. Standing 6. 25 inches tall, this elegant Pretty Lady is seated gracefully with an open book resting on her lap, appearing to teach or recite poetry. She is beautifully dressed in a dark blue and white gown, capturing a moment of refined literary contemplation. Douglas V. Tootle was a talented designer who worked under the direction of Eric Griffiths,