Royal Doulton Figurine The Jester HN2016 Art Pottery this poignant figurine depicts a

this poignant figurine depicts a Chelsea Pensioner (retired soldier) sitting on a shipping trunk

The figure depicts an older barefoot man in the ragged costume of an 18th-century street mendicant: a dark blue tattered overcoat worn over a white shirt

this commanding character figure is part of the prestigious Men of History series — one of Royal Doulton's most ambitious undertakings

25 inches (21 cm) tall

Yum Yum HN2899 depicts "one of three little maids from school" in her delicate kimono

Royal Doulton Figurine The Jester HN2016 Art Pottery this poignant figurine depicts aThe Jester (HN2016) was designed by Charles J. Noke and produced by Royal Doulton from 1949 to 1997. Standing 10 inches tall, this iconic piece captures the jovial court fool in classic mismatched costume with dangling bells, representing one of Royal Doulton's most successful and longest running character models with nearly 50 years of continuous production. Charles Noke's fascination with jester subjects is legendary the first piece he modeled for