Priscilla M13, Royal Doulton Figurine L. Harradine It is a portrait of

It is a portrait of domestic contentment rendered with the unhurried warmth that defines Harradine's finest seated figures

The substantial size and vibrant coloring make this a commanding display piece that showcases Royal Doulton's character modeling at its finest

The base is fully marked with the green Royal Doulton backstamp

Color and Execution: The soft pastels - pink hat

The figurine depicts an elderly shopkeeper behind her counter

Priscilla M13, Royal Doulton Figurine L. Harradine It is a portrait ofPriscilla M13 was designed by Leslie Harradine and issued from 1932 to 1938 as part of Royal Doulton's M Series the miniature lady figurines that distilled the grace of the full HN range into a format standing just 4 inches tall. The M Series emerged in 1932 when Royal Doulton began systematically renumbering its miniature bone china ladies, and Priscilla was among the earliest figures to receive the designation, with the full size version in the HN