Royal Doulton Figurine Craftsman HN2284 Traditional grounding the piece and completing

grounding the piece and completing the decorative scheme with characteristic Doulton elegance

All original factory finish preserved with clear backstamp showing HN3145 marking from late 1980s production

rendered with the exceptional craftsmanship required for small-scale figurine work

The 60-year production run alongside HN1518 demonstrates strong collector demand for this occupational subject

Paradise (HN3074) was designed by Robert Tabbenor and produced by Royal Doulton from 1985 to 1992

Royal Doulton Figurine Craftsman HN2284 Traditional grounding the piece and completingThe Craftsman (HN2284) was designed by Mary Nicoll and issued by Royal Doulton from 1961 to 1965, standing 6 inches (15. 2 cm) tall as part of the celebrated Professions series. With a production window of just four years, this is one of the shorter runs in a series already known for its scarcity, and it has become one of the more sought after character studies in the entire HN range. Nicoll's modelling depicts a woodworker entirely absorbed in his