Royal Doulton Figurine Love Letter HN2149 HN2881 Short-run pieces command premium prices

Short-run pieces command premium prices due to scarcity

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Henry Doulton (son of the founder) began experimenting with decorative art pottery and in 1871 opened the Lambeth Studio in partnership with the Lambeth School of Art

Issused 1979 to 1983

muted tones that distinguish the Vanity Fair Ladies from the brighter palette of the Pretty Ladies collection

Royal Doulton Figurine Love Letter HN2149 HN2881 Short-run pieces command premium pricesLove Letter (HN2149) was designed by Peggy Davies and issued by Royal Doulton from 1958 to 1976, standing approximately 5. 5 inches tall and 8 inches wide as part of the Romantic Theme series. It is a double figure two elegantly dressed young women seated together on a sofa, one reading the contents of a love letter aloud while the other listens with undivided attention. The subject is intimate, warmly observed, and entirely characteristic of Davies