Royal Doulton Figures

This beautifully illustrated and meticulously researched volume is an essential reference for collectors and enthusiasts of Royal Doulton figurines. Authored by three of the most respected experts in the fieldDesmond Eyles, company historian; Richard Dennis, ceramics publisher; and Louise Irvine, noted authority on Royal Doultonit chronicles the development and artistry of Royal Doulton figures from their inception in the early 20th century through to the 1980s.

Focusing on the factory at Burslem, Staffordshirethe heart of Royal Doulton's artistic productionthe book delves into the creative processes, iconic designers, and rich heritage that made these figures world-renowned. It features in-depth biographies of leading modellers such as Leslie Harradine, Peggy Davies, and Mary Nicoll, alongside rare archival photographs, catalogue pages, and over 400 full-colour images of the figurines themselves.

Whether you're a seasoned collector, a ceramics scholar, or someone captivated by British decorative arts, Royal Doulton Figures: Produced at Burslem Staffordshire offers both inspiration and invaluable insight. A sought-after title that continues to be a benchmark in ceramic literature.