Royal Doulton A Stitch in Time HN2352 Art Pottery The flowing morning gown and

The flowing morning gown and welcoming gesture make this piece appealing to collectors of elegant figurines and those who appreciate depictions of gracious living

With a Canadian-exclusive edition of only 1500

artistic excellence

Museum-quality piece from the formative years of Royal Doulton figurine production

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Royal Doulton A Stitch in Time HN2352 Art Pottery The flowing morning gown andStitch in Time (HN2352) was designed by Margaret Davies and produced by Royal Doulton from 1966 to 1981. This charming 6. 25" figurine depicts a woman engaged in needlework, with the title referencing the old saying "a stitch in time saves nine." The piece belongs to Royal Doulton's domestic activity figurines. Margaret Davies excelled at capturing quiet domestic moments with grace. Stitch in Time showcases her ability to portray traditional feminine