Reg Johnson Chien Lung of the Mancou Dynasty Figurine Art Pottery The unglazed footrim shows honest

The unglazed footrim shows honest age and use consistent with mid-to-late 20th century production

The series launched in 1931 and continued until 1968

featuring the elaborate Japanese-inspired costumes that made The Mikado one of England's most enduring theatrical productions

The two pieces make natural companions for collectors with both in their collections

All original factory finish and paintwork remain intact with clear backstamp showing HN3368 marking

Reg Johnson Chien Lung of the Mancou Dynasty Figurine Art Pottery The unglazed footrim shows honestChien Lung of the Manchu Dynasty was designed and produced by studio potter Reg Johnson circa 1985. Standing 9 inches tall, this striking figurine depicts the Qianlong Emperor of China's Manchu Dynasty in rich green and red glazes. Johnson, a talented Staffordshire artist, was trained under Charles Noke at Royal Doulton, and his fascination with oriental subjects clearly reflects his mentor's influence. Reg Johnson was a multi faceted talent who