The Royal Doulton Duke of Wellington Character Jug D6848 is a great character jug that combines historical significance with craftsmanship. Part of The Great Generals Collection, this jug stands at 7.25 inches and was produced in a limited edition of 5,000 pieces, designed by William K. Harper and issued in […]
The Royal Doulton Samuel Johnson Character Jug, designed by the esteemed Harry Fenton, pays homage to one of the most iconic figures in English literature, Dr. Samuel Johnson. Introduced in 1950, both the large (reference 6289) and small (reference 6296) versions of this jug captured the essence of Johnson’s intellectual […]
The Royal Doulton Dick Whittington Character Jug, crafted by designer Geoff Blower and introduced in 1953, draws inspiration from the enduring English folklore of Dick Whittington and his cat. This jug, with reference number 6375, was produced until its withdrawal in 1960, and was created exclusively in a large version. […]
The Royal Doulton Izaak Walton Character Jug, crafted by the esteemed designer Harry Fenton, was introduced in 1953 as a commemorative piece, marking the 300th anniversary of the publication of “The Compleat Angler” and the 250th anniversary of the death of its author, Izaak Walton. With its reference number 6404, […]
The Royal Doulton Jockey Character Jug, designed by David Biggs and introduced in 1971, encapsulates the spirit and vibrancy of horse racing through the skilled craftsmanship for which Royal Doulton is renowned. This particular jug, with its reference number 6625, was produced in a large version and remained in production […]
This fine Lord Rodney Toby Jug and cover sold for £65,000 at Bonhams, London on the 15th December 2020 at their Fine Glass and British Ceramics sale. Attributed to Jacob Marsh, seated and holding a pale blue jug in his right hand, a rifle in his left hand and an […]
Royal Doulton, renowned for its exquisite ceramics and collectibles, often sees its rarities and prototypes fetching impressive sums at auction. A striking example is the Rare Royal Doulton Prototype of Neil Armstrong, The Astronaut Character Jug. This exceptional piece, which sold for £3,900 at Potteries Auction in March 2021, exemplifies […]
The Royal Doulton Character Jug “Gondolier,” introduced in 1964, is a testament to the creative artistry and detailed craftsmanship of the Royal Doulton Company. Designed by David Biggs, this character jug captures the essence of a Venetian gondolier, a symbolic figure representing the romantic and historic city of Venice, Italy. […]
In 1959, Royal Doulton introduced the Captain Ahab character jug, a captivating addition to their collection of ceramic jugs. Designed by the talented Garry Sharp, this jug pays homage to the iconic character from Herman Melville’s classic novel, “Moby-Dick.” Captain Ahab, the obsessed whaling captain on a relentless quest for […]
The Royal Doulton Character Jug “Beefeater” stands as a quintessential example of the ingenuity and craftsmanship of the renowned British pottery company, Royal Doulton. Introduced in 1947, this piece was the brainchild of designer Harry Fenton, a figure who played a pivotal role in the development and popularization of these […]
