Lady Charmain HN1948, Royal Doulton Figurine DB436 Charles Noke brought special significance

Charles Noke brought special significance to this design as the son of an art potter himself

making it increasingly collectible as the company's figurine line contracted after 2010

The soft lavender coloring and floral apron detail reflect the optimistic spirit of the early 1950s

Taking Things Easy showcases her ability to capture relaxed poses and the peaceful contentment of leisure time

This is precisely the kind of figure that surfaces once and doesn't come around again

Lady Charmain HN1948, Royal Doulton Figurine DB436 Charles Noke brought special significanceLady Charmian (HN1948) was designed by Leslie Harradine and issued by Royal Doulton from 1940 to 1973, standing 8 inches tall as part of the Harradine Classics range. She is presented in a flowing turquoise gown swept gracefully around her figure, a rich red shawl draped across her shoulders a colourway that gives the piece a vivid, warm contrast characteristic of Harradine's most accomplished lady studies. Harradine's gift for the romantic female