Ballad Seller HN2266, Royal Doulton Figurine bone china and those seeking meaningful Royal

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While both versions feature a charming child in summer attire holding a character doll

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Royal Doulton Bunnykins Harry (DB487)

Douglas Tootle's sculpting brings genuine authority to the figure

Ballad Seller HN2266, Royal Doulton Figurine bone china and those seeking meaningful RoyalBallad Seller (HN2266) was designed by Peggy Davies and produced by Royal Doulton from 1968 to 1973. Standing 7. 5 inches (19 cm) tall, this evocative character figure depicts a young street vendor from Georgian era London, offering printed ballad sheets to passersby a figure drawn directly from the rich tradition of English street life that fascinated artists and printmakers for centuries. The figure is believed to have been inspired by Francis