Royal Doulton Figurine The Clown HN2890 Animals Standing 8 inches tall and

Standing 8 inches tall and executed in green faience stoneware — one of Doulton Lambeth's distinctive earthenware bodies developed in the 1870s — it carries the Royal Doulton impressed backstamp of the period

HN2555 depicts an officer of the North-West Mounted Police in the dress uniform of 1873 — the scarlet tunic and white and navy blue pillbox hat of the frontier force that brought law and order to the Canadian west

Nicoll rendered the figure in the Professions tradition she had established across the early 1960s — a working man concentrated on his craft

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or a judgment about to be delivered — and his expression carries the measured benevolence of a man long accustomed to the weight of his office

Royal Doulton Figurine The Clown HN2890 Animals Standing 8 inches tall andThe Clown (HN2890) was designed by William K. Harper and issued from 1979 to 1988, standing 9 inches tall. It is the central piece in Harper's Royal Doulton clown series the figure from which the rest of his clown output grew, and the one against which collectors measure all the others. Harper's Clown is a pie thrower, mid act and entirely committed: the jokester in vivid full costume braced to launch a cream pie at whoever is standing closest. It is