Royal Doulton Figurine Tumbling HN3283 pretty ladies Cultural Significance: In Canada's bilingual

Cultural Significance: In Canada's bilingual culture

Early HN numbers (under 1000) command premium prices due to their age and association with Leslie Harradine's pioneering designs

Academic and professional figurines represent a specialized collecting niche popular among educators and university communities

when travel and cultural exchange inspired artistic themes

This piece appeals to collectors of royal memorabilia and British heritage enthusiasts

Royal Doulton Figurine Tumbling HN3283 pretty ladies Cultural Significance: In Canada's bilingualTumbling (HN3283) was designed by Douglas V. Tootle and issued from 1990 to 1994, standing 8. 75 inches tall. It belongs to the Clowns series and takes its place as one of the more technically demanding subjects in the group a clown balanced in a headstand on a multicoloured ball, the whole figure caught in the suspended moment of an acrobatic act. Tootle is best known in the Doulton collecting world for his Pretty Ladies and dance figures, and the