Royal Doulton Figurine Yeoman of the Guard HN2122 H. Buckley The nine-year production run kept

The nine-year production run kept The Chief in front of collectors long enough to build genuine market recognition

Military-themed figurines appeal to collectors of historical subjects and veterans' memorabilia

though mint condition examples are increasingly difficult to find as the series approaches its 60th anniversary

Davies' attention to period detail—from the schoolmistress's proper attire to the authentic classroom props—demonstrates the high level of research and craftsmanship that made her character pieces so collectible

0 in tall and in Mint Condition

Royal Doulton Figurine Yeoman of the Guard HN2122 H. Buckley The nine-year production run keptThis is Royal Doulton figurine HN2122 Yeoman of the Guard, introduced in 1954 and discontinued in 1959, making it a scarce early post war piece produced for only five years. Standing 5. 75 inches 14. 6 cm, this finely modelled figure depicts a Yeoman Warder of the Tower of London in his iconic Tudor ceremonial uniform one of Britain's most recognisable historic figures. The Yeoman of the Guard is among the most distinguished subjects in the Royal