Royal Doulton Figurine Tinsmith HN2146 Art Pottery Production spanning both the Great

Production spanning both the Great Depression and World War II adds historical significance

75" figurine depicts a Scottish laird (landowner) in traditional Highland dress

Fragrance showcases her attention to both costume detail and the delicate portrayal of flowers

showcasing the refined aesthetic of late 20th-century Royal Doulton design

Secret Thoughts showcases her ability to portray introspection through pose and expression

Royal Doulton Figurine Tinsmith HN2146 Art Pottery Production spanning both the GreatThe Tinsmith (HN2146) was designed by Mary Nicoll and issued from 1962 to 1967, standing 6. 25 inches tall. Five years of production before withdrawal a short enough window to make every surviving example genuinely worth finding. The tinsmith was one of the defining itinerant craftsmen of pre industrial and early industrial Britain: the travelling metalworker who fashioned and repaired the tin vessels, cups, pots and domestic implements that were the