Doulton Figurine Nelson by John Broad pretty ladies This piece would have been

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Modelled by Alan Maslankowski and issued in 2006 as a strictly limited edition of just 250 pieces worldwide

There is a story here that anyone who has ever owned a dog immediately understands — the particular relief of the surgery visit that ends well — and Harper told it with warmth

The figure draws its identity from John Gay's The Beggar's Opera

Harper had a particular gift for narrative figures — pieces that tell a small

Doulton Figurine Nelson by John Broad pretty ladies This piece would have beenThis Nelson is not an HN figurine but a Doulton Lambeth sculptural work a distinct and considerably rarer category than the bone china figure range, and one that predates the Royal Doulton name itself. The piece was modelled by John Broad and issued in 1905 to mark the centenary of the Battle of Trafalgar and Nelson's death on 21 October 1805. Standing 8 inches tall and executed in green faience stoneware one of Doulton Lambeth's distinctive