Royal Doulton Top of the Hill HN1833- 7.25" Figurine pretty ladies Early 1950s figurines have become

Early 1950s figurines have become increasingly collectible as examples of the optimistic post-war aesthetic and superior craftsmanship of that era

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The figure captures the energy of a trade that was built on hustle and presence — the boy with his papers

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Royal Doulton Top of the Hill HN1833- 7.25" Figurine pretty ladies Early 1950s figurines have becomeTop of the Hill (HN1833) was designed by Leslie Harradine and produced by Royal Doulton from 1937 to 1971. This charming 7" figurine depicts a woman who has reached the summit, celebrating achievement and the joy of reaching one's goals. This is an alternate colorway of the popular Top of the Hill design, with HN1849 being the companion version. Leslie Harradine excelled at capturing moments of joy and accomplishment. Top of the Hill showcases his