Royal Doulton Figurine The Geisha HN3229 Art Pottery British social history

British social history

The relatively short 5-year production run makes Masquerade less common than many Royal Doulton figurines from this era

and softly waved strawberry blonde hair — the complete picture of a young woman at her first formal ball

The piece has become a beloved gift for graduation ceremonies

and the kinetic energy Davies brought to the pose

Royal Doulton Figurine The Geisha HN3229 Art Pottery British social historyThe Geisha (HN3229) was designed by Pauline Parsons and produced by Royal Doulton in 1989 exclusively for the Royal Doulton International Collectors Club (RDICC). Standing 9. 5" tall, this stunning figurine features the distinctive flambe glaze technique, depicting a traditional Japanese geisha in the rich, flowing red tones that make flambe pieces so collectible. Pauline Parsons' design showcases both her talent for cultural portraiture and Royal