A Reg Johnson Figurine- Egyptian Water Carrier Figure of the Year Bottom Row

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embodying both the innocence and vulnerability that made her Henry's beloved - and ultimately led to her tragic downfall on the scaffold at just 19 years old

500-piece royal portraits that followed in the 1980s

Sandra (HN2275) was designed by Margaret Davies and produced by Royal Doulton from 1969 to 1997

A Reg Johnson Figurine- Egyptian Water Carrier Figure of the Year Bottom RowReginald Johnson Egyptian Water Carrier is a studio pottery figure by one of the most remarkable and least known names in twentieth century British ceramics. Reginald Johnson was born in Burslem in 1909 and joined Royal Doulton at the age of fourteen, where at sixteen he became the only student ever to receive direct personal tuition from Charles J. Noke the legendary art director who had invented the Flambe glaze and shaped the entire character of