Royal Doulton Figurine Viking HN2375 pretty ladies This figurine rarely appears on

This figurine rarely appears on the market and commands strong collector attention

Henry Doulton (son of the founder) began experimenting with decorative art pottery and in 1871 opened the Lambeth Studio in partnership with the Lambeth School of Art

Amanda's 2013 production date places it among the company's final years of significant figurine production

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Single-year production pieces like Emily are significantly more scarce than multi-year runs

Royal Doulton Figurine Viking HN2375 pretty ladies This figurine rarely appears onViking (HN2375) was designed by John Bromley and issued from 1973 to 1976, standing approximately 8. 875 inches tall. It belongs to the Men of History series and was produced in a matte or satin finish rather than the standard high gloss bone china a distinctive surface treatment that gives the figure a different visual quality and places it within a specific subset of the HN range that collectors pursue precisely for that characteristic. Three years