Royal Doulton Balloon Lady Classic Character Figurine HN2935

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These beautiful hand-decorated pieces are among Royal Doulton’s most popular collectibles. Introduced in 1913, each Pretty Lady features an elegant, swirling dress with rich-looking colors and precision brushstrokes. Sampling of Royal Doulton Figurines Finally, the British royal family’s endorsement carries considerable weight with the buying public. Popular Royal Doulton Figurine Series A fake “vintage Royal Doulton” figurine may display an immaculate, blemish-free bottom rather than the signs of wear that you would expect with an older piece. Rather than an incised number, the fake figurine’s bottom likely has a felt-tip marking. Altered Royal Doulton FigurinesThe following Royal Doulton figurines represent a sampling of the 4,000 charming figures that have been made in England since 1913. Every figurine is crafted of fine bone china, and exhibits high attention to detail. Figurine Name

With thousands of Royal Doulton porcelain figurines on the market, you’d think it would be easy to find one that strikes your fancy. However, older or limited-edition figurines may be difficult to locate. Realize that many serious collectors are combing stores and online marketplaces for specific Royal Doulton figures to complete their collections. Current Royal Doulton Figurines

That same year, King George and Queen Mary sparked interest in the new figurines when they toured Royal Doulton’s Burslem, England studio. Viewing a figurine of a little boy wearing pajamas, the queen exclaimed “Isn’t he a darling!” This first Royal Doulton figurine received the name “Darling,” along with its royal recognition. Quality Materials and Craftsmanship In 2015, Royal Doulton experienced a landmark ownership change. Fiskars Corporation, a global consumer goods leader, completed its acquisition of the Royal Doulton and Royal Albert brands. The upscale Wedgwood and Waterford brands were also part of Fiskars’ strategic market expansion. What’s Behind the Figurines’ Longtime Popularity? First, excited figurine buyers are still snapping up figurines that depict famous cultural and historic characters. Second, the figurines showcase contemporary styles and fashions. Third, well-known artists often design (and sign) these sought-after works. During the late 19th century, Doulton debuted a series of whimsical stoneware and terracotta figurines. The early 20th century brought the fine china figurines that continue to draw collectors’ interest today.