Royal Doulton Figurine Old Lavender Seller HN1492 John Bull The Great Dane in particular

The Great Dane in particular is rendered with the kind of anatomical confidence that sets the piece apart from more generic child-and-pet treatments

The Newsvendors Benevolent Society commission adds a layer of historical significance that purely commercial limited editions lack — the piece was created to honour and support a specific trade tradition

Strong appeal in Scottish communities and among clan enthusiasts

Lady Charmian remains a dependable and well-regarded Harradine classic

Royal Doulton Figurine Old Lavender Seller HN1492 John Bull The Great Dane in particularOld Lavender Seller (HN1492) was designed by Leslie Harradine and issued from 1932 to 1949, standing approximately 6 inches tall. She belongs to Harradine's celebrated series of London street vendors the group that includes the Old Balloon Seller, the Flower Sellers' Children, and the Mask Seller, and which represents some of the most admired and persistently sought character work in the entire HN range. The lavender seller was a familiar figure in