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The Royal Doulton character jug Uncle Tom Cobbleigh (D6337), designed by M. Henk, was introduced in 1952 and withdrawn in 1960. This large jug depicts a cheerful, rustic figure from the much-loved West Country folk ballad Widdicombe Fair, a song that has been sung across England since the early 19th […]
The Royal Doulton Ugly Duchess character jug, designed by M. Henk, is based on the famously cantankerous character from Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. First introduced in 1965 and withdrawn in 1973, this jug was part of Royal Doulton’s Alice in Wonderland series and remains a popular collector’s item […]
The Royal Doulton large character jug Simon the Cellarer (model D5504) is a charming piece introduced in 1935 and withdrawn in 1960. Designed by Charles J. Noke and Harry Fenton, it depicts a cheerful medieval wine steward, drawn from the popular 19th-century drinking song Simon the Cellarer by W. H. […]
This Royal Doulton Phantom of the Opera Sample Character Jug recently sold on eBay for £980 on 11 February 2025. This striking and highly collectible ceramic piece portrays the iconic figure from Gaston Leroux’s 1910 novel and its many adaptations, most notably the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical. What makes this […]
A rare and highly sought-after Erwin Rommel Toby Jug Character Jug has sold for a record-breaking £1,791.72 on eBay, underlining the growing demand for military-themed ceramics and limited-edition Toby jugs. Produced by Bairstow Manor Pottery of Hanley, England, the Rommel jug is a ¾ body design created circa 2015 as part […]
The Royal Doulton Large Character Jug The Piper (D6918) is a striking and culturally rich piece, blending expert craftsmanship with Scotland’s proud military heritage. Released in 1992, the jug stands approximately 8.25 inches (23 cm) tall and was modelled by renowned artist Stanley James Taylor. It was produced as a […]
A rare Royal Doulton Design Colourway Large Character Jug of the Pied Piper, reference D6403, achieved a remarkable sale price of $2,600 at the Lion and Unicorn auction in Florida on October 24. This unique jug, produced in an uncommon black and green colourway, captivated collectors with its distinctive design. […]
The Royal Doulton Toby Jug of George Robey, issued around 1925, is a charming ceramic figure representing the famous vaudeville performer. Standing 10.75 inches tall, the jug features Robey in his iconic stage makeup, holding a cane, with a removable hat lid. The jug featyresRoyal Doulton backstamp marks its authenticity. […]
The Royal Doulton character jug of Smuts or Jan Christian Smuts is a highly collectible ceramic piece designed by artist Harry Fenton. Produced between 1946 and 1948, this jug captures the likeness of the renowned South African statesman, military leader, and intellectual. Smuts is best known for his contributions to […]
The Royal Doulton Character Jug of Old King Cole was designed by Harry Fenton in 1939 and remained in production until 1960. This jug was produced in both large (reference D5420) and small (reference D5527) formats. However, a rare version featuring a yellow crown was introduced in 1938, produced only […]
