Royal Doulton Figurine The Chief HN2892 Recently Sold The detailed rendering of both

The detailed rendering of both the woman's period costume and the realistic squirrels demonstrates quality Royal Doulton craftsmanship

Condition Sensitivity: Given the age and wartime production challenges

adorned with roses and a hair bow—her signature toe peeking from beneath her swirling dress captures the enchanting elegance of the Peggy Davies Classic collection

Buttercup showcases the exceptional detail work required for small-scale Royal Doulton pieces

appealing to collectors of both ceramics and historical costume

Royal Doulton Figurine The Chief HN2892 Recently Sold The detailed rendering of bothThe Chief (HN2892) was designed by William K. Harper and issued from 1979 to 1988, standing 7 inches tall. Harper modelled a seated Native American chief in full ceremonial dress the great feathered war bonnet cascading behind him, a peace pipe held in his hands rendered in a richly detailed gold and multicolour palette that gives full expression to the ceremonial regalia and the authority it represents. The war bonnet was among the most significant