Royal Doulton Figurine The Cobbler HN1705 pretty ladies Current Value: $450-550 CAD depending

Current Value: $450-550 CAD depending on condition

The relatively short 9-year production run makes The Gaffer less common than many Royal Doulton character pieces

reflecting the opulence of Stuart royal fashion before the Civil War changed everything

This piece would have been part of his monthly shipments to the Burslem factory

and celebrations of love

Royal Doulton Figurine The Cobbler HN1705 pretty ladies Current Value: $450-550 CAD dependingCobbler (HN1705) was designed by Charles Noke and produced by Royal Doulton from 1935 to 1969. This charming 8. 25" figurine depicts a traditional shoemaker at his workbench, hammer raised and absorbed in his craft. The piece celebrates skilled trades and represents early Royal Doulton character work. Charles Noke, the father of Royal Doulton figurines, created the company's occupational character series that became hugely popular. Cobbler showcases