Royal Doulton Standing Beefeater Advertising Figurine Character The figure is rendered in

The figure is rendered in a warm brown and green colourway

1521-1542) was Henry VIII's youngest wife and perhaps his most beloved

this figurine depicts a traditional orange vendor with remarkable attention to period detail and costume authenticity

The relatively short 6-year production run makes Cavalier less common than many Royal Doulton figurines from this era

HN2146 is one of the more elusive subjects in the group

Royal Doulton Standing Beefeater Advertising Figurine Character The figure is rendered inSTANDING BEEFEATER ADVERTISING FIGURINE The Standing Beefeater was designed by Leslie Harradine and produced by Royal Doulton circa 1924 to 1938. Standing 7. 75 inches tall, this rare advertising figurine depicts a Beefeater (warder of the Tower of London) in classic ceremonial dress, holding a facsimile of the first edition of The Illustrated London News from May 14, 1842. Notably, this piece carries no HN number as it was commissioned specifically