Royal Doulton Figurine Calumet HN2068 pretty ladies appealing to collectors of both

appealing to collectors of both ceramics and historical costume

Robert Tabbenor's design perfectly captures the joy of childhood during the holidays

an architect of spectacular moral flexibility whose name has passed into the English language as a synonym for sanctimonious hypocrisy delivered with unctuous charm

This is the full run of all twelve pieces

The large size represents the most impressive and desirable version from this celebrated series

Royal Doulton Figurine Calumet HN2068 pretty ladies appealing to collectors of bothCalumet (HN2068) was designed by Charles J. Noke and produced by Royal Doulton from 1950 to 1953. Standing 6. 25 inches (16 cm) tall, this finely modelled character figure belongs to the Native American Heritage series and depicts a figure in traditional Indigenous attire holding a calumet the ceremonial peace pipe that has served for centuries as a sacred instrument of diplomacy, ceremony, and spiritual connection among the peoples of the Great