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Robert Tabbenor's Royal Doulton figures of Grant and Lee, from the 1993 edition of 5,000, and a pair whose bases carry the same number.
Ed Pascoe sets out a table of new arrivals to show what Royal Doulton made at Burslem: a Mandarin of which only two are known, the red-haired Clown jug, Kingsware with silver rims and the flambé that came out of the same works.
Leslie Harradine modelled Daydreams and Chloe to sit side by side. Ed Pascoe on why the pair belongs together, why red is the colour to find, and why Royal Doulton's painting was never finer than in the years just before the war.
From Royal Doulton to the raw beauty of African ceramics, we've expanded our legacy of fine collectibles. At Pascoe Gallery, we directly partner with Africa's master artists, bringing their extraordinary ceramic works to discerning collectors worldwide. Each piece tells a story of tradition, wilderness, and artistic excellence.
