Royal Doulton Arundel Biscuit Barrel, Cobalt Blue Rose & Gilt, Silver Plate Mounts & Sterling Spoon, c.1902–1915 Don't Let Go and earth tones

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Leslie Harradine brought character and humanity to working-class figures

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The Lady Musicians series represents some of Royal Doulton's most sophisticated figurine work

Royal Doulton Arundel Biscuit Barrel, Cobalt Blue Rose & Gilt, Silver Plate Mounts & Sterling Spoon, c.1902–1915 Don't Let Go and earth tonesThis charming biscuit barrel was produced at Royal Doulton's Burslem factory in the Edwardian period, decorated in the named Arundel pattern pattern number A4803 featuring large cobalt blue rose blooms and foliage against the characteristic mottled buff and white ground. Standing 7 inches tall to the top of the bail handle, the piece retains its original silver plate mounts comprising a hinged lid with finial, swing bail handle, and rim collar,