Royal Doulton Figurine Forty Wink HN1974 HN4945 celebrating the peaceful innocence of

celebrating the peaceful innocence of childhood bedtime

Historical Significance: Anne of Cleves (1515-1557) was chosen by Henry VIII for political reasons - to cement an alliance with the German Protestant states

Produced 1972 to 1976

The name "Beefeater" came from a visiting Grand Duke who was astonished by the large amounts of beef consumed by the guards

This charming figurine depicts a Victorian-era street vendor with a penny farthing bicycle

Royal Doulton Figurine Forty Wink HN1974 HN4945 celebrating the peaceful innocence ofHN Number: HN1974 Production years: 19451973 Height: 6. 75 in 17. 8cm Designer: H. Fenton Condition: Mint, no chips, cracks or repairs. Authenticated by William Cross, Canada's Royal Doulton Specialist since 1986