Royal Doulton Dickens Barnaby Rudge teapot D2973 | Friar shape Australian Royal Brierley attracted the cream

Royal Brierley attracted the cream of the crop - creative artists and master craftsmen whose skills and artistry were celebrated worldwide

Scene 4: The Squire receiving Queen Elizabeth and a small procession with Jester

more concentrated coffee

Stove Pipe shape coffee pot and lid | approx 18cms (7") tall and approx 17cms (6 3/4") spout to handle

Minor dents in edge rim from wire rack

Royal Doulton Dickens Barnaby Rudge teapot D2973 | Friar shape Australian Royal Brierley attracted the creamRoyal Doulton Dickens Barnaby Rudge teapot D2973 Friar shape Royal Doulton Dickens series was arguably one of the most successful Seriesware designs produced for some 50 years by Royal Doulton, with some colour and design modifications during the production period from c. 1908 1951 . This teapot by it's early D number and excellent use of colour tones, would date from the late 1910s era or thereabout c. 1908 1931 Approx 15cms (6") tall Approx 26cms