How tall are the characters in Royal Doulton?

Three Royal Doulton lady figures. ‘Lorna’ HN2311, height 21 cm; ‘Chelsea Melinda’ HN4209, height 23 cm; and ‘Constance’ HN 3930, height 23 cm. Three Royal Doulton character figures. ‘Lunch-time’ HN2485, height 21 cm; ‘The Master’ HN2325, height 16 cm; and ‘Owd Willum’ HN2042, height 17 cm

How to find the price of a Royal Doulton figurine?

You can locate the figurine you are looking for by entering the HN number or one or more words making up the title of the figurine in the text box below. These items have been sold, and the description, image and price are for reference purposes only..

Do you need a Doulton mark to date Royal Doulton?

Dating Royal Doulton products from their Doulton marks means you sometimes have to check very carefully. Factors other than the Doulton mark can help in more accurate dating, particularly pattern names and numbers and date codes or artists monograms.

How tall is the Toby Jug from Royal Doulton?

A white and tan painted figure of a standing man that is just over two and a half inches high. Created in 1925 by the Royal Doulton company this Toby jug is now quite valuable. Designed by Harry Simeon, this is one of the earlier Toby pieces produced.

What do you need to know about Royal Doulton figurines?

This list includes the HN number, the title of the Royal Doulton figurine, the designer(s), the date introduced, and if discontinued, the date discontinued. This is a dynamic listand may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding itwith reliably sourcedentries. Contents 1HN1 to 99 2HN100 to 199

Which is the most valuable Royal Doulton mug?

Toby Mugs also referred to as Toby Jugs are some of the most valuable vintage Royal Doulton pieces. These jugs were first produced by the company in the 1930’s and new designs were sold right up until 2011.

Who are the owners of the Royal Doulton Company?

Royal Doulton started with a factory at Vauxhall Walk, Lambeth, London, as a partnership between John Doulton, Martha Jones, and John Watts. The Doulton name has built a long and distinguished pedigree that dates back to 1815. The business originally specialised in manufacturing stoneware and produced decorative bottles and salt glaze sewer pipes.