Royal Doulton Sabbath Morn HN1982- 7.25" Figurine Art Pottery rotund character with evident affection

rotund character with evident affection — a figure of warmth and earthy good humour

This regal 9" figurine depicts the legendary Bohemian king from the beloved Christmas carol

Catherine's tragic appeal: Her youth and beauty make her story particularly poignant

The figurine was designed in 1945 (during the final year of World War II) and first issued in 1949 as post-war production resumed at the Burslem factory

but she showed remarkable courage during England's most turbulent era

Royal Doulton Sabbath Morn HN1982- 7.25" Figurine Art Pottery rotund character with evident affectionSabbath Morn (HN1982) was designed by Leslie Harradine and produced by Royal Doulton from 1945 to 1959. This dignified figurine depicts a woman in Sunday church attire, celebrating the tradition of Sunday worship and Victorian era religious observance. The piece belongs to Royal Doulton's religious and social custom figurines. Leslie Harradine brought respect and dignity to religious themed characters. Sabbath Morn showcases his attention to period