Lot 190:
Description
A trio of fine bone china figurines including examples by Royal Doulton and Coalport. The lot comprises three distinct female figures, each hand-painted and finished with a gloss glaze. The Royal Doulton figurine, titled ‘A Winter’s Morn’, is sculpted by John Bromley and depicts a woman in a flowing white gown with fur-trimmed accessories; it is numbered 12992 from an edition of 15,000. The first Coalport figurine, titled ‘Emma’, is sculpted by Neil Welch and features a plum-coloured ballroom gown with floral sprigs and gold-tone details, numbered 4005 of 7,500. The second Coalport figurine, ‘Dearest Rose’, is sculpted by John Bromley and portrays a figure in a light blue gown holding a bouquet of pink roses, numbered 6655 of 9,500. Each piece is accompanied by its respective Compton & Woodhouse Certificate of Authenticity and original white presentation box. The bases carry printed manufacturer backstamps and Compton & Woodhouse logos verbatim.
Condition report:
All three figurines appear in excellent condition with no visible chips, cracks, or restorations evident in the photographs (photos 1-12). The delicate floral elements on \'Emma\' and \'Dearest Rose\' remain intact. The original presentation boxes show some minor age-related wear and scuffing to the cardboard (photo 1).
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