Royal Doulton Figurine Poke Bonnet HN612 Character The Laird showcases her attention

The Laird showcases her attention to traditional Scottish costume detail including Highland dress

Robert Tabbenor brought warmth and authenticity to his occupational figurines

Ideal for collectors building contemporary Royal Doulton collections

Pricing reflects love-themed appeal and later-period production scarcity

this commemorative figurine pays tribute to the unsung heroines of World War II who worked the land to keep Britain fed during wartime

Royal Doulton Figurine Poke Bonnet HN612 Character The Laird showcases her attentionHN Number : 612 Production years : 1924 to 1938 Height : 9. 5" Produced in : United Kingdom Condition: Mint , no chips, cracks or repairs. A Rare Early Noke Fashion Study Poke Bonnet HN612 represents Charles J. Noke's exploration of fashion themes during the 1920s. This charming figurine showcases a young woman wearing the distinctive poke bonnet that was fashionable in the early 19th century, demonstrating Noke's interest in period costume and social