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Legendary Kings, Queens and Statesmen SPECIAL COMMEMORATIVE EDITION · SPRING 2016 Legendary Kings, Queens and Statesmen BY CHRISTOPHER EVANS, ROYAL DOULTON HISTORIAN Queen Elizabeth II Through the Years Queen Elizabeth II Royal Doulton HM Queen Royal Doulton Royal Worcester Queen Elizabeth II Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest reigning Monarch celebrated her 90th birthday this past April, so what better time to Elizabeth II Queen Elizabeth II Queen Elizabeth II “Rainbow Dress” look back and enjoy our long-held fascination with all things Royal and of course see which famous historical characters HN3440 7.5”H HN5706 9”H 80th Birthday by John Bromley Ltd. 3,500 $550 Ltd. 2,000 $224 Celebration $550 influenced reigns over the centuries! Join us as we take a look back at those Monarchs who have influenced the world of 9”H 2006 $375 collecting the most. We often hear of living legends, but that is precisely what Queen Elizabeth II has become. Britain’s longest reigning Monarch has seen much change since succeeding her father in 1952 and her glorious Coronation in 1953. Her Coronation marked an important turning point for people after the ravages of WWII. With all its pomp and ceremony and the event being televised, people hailed a second Elizabethan period. The Queen has been immortalised and events in her life commemorated many times during her 60 year reign. Now Royal Doulton’s latest series of four portrait figures take us on a trip down memory lane – from her time as a young mechanic helping the war effort, to young mother posing with her beloved corgis, to the Queen on one of her famous walkabouts and finally a royal group sitting for official photographs for her grandson, George’s christening; the baby who one day will also succeed to the throne. Royal Doulton Queen Elizabeth II D7256 (Large Character Jug) 7.25”H $400 Royal Doulton Royal Doulton Her Majesty Royal Doulton Her Majesty Her Majesty Army Days At Home HN5807 Birthday Celebration HN5808 HN5806 8.75”H $195 6.25”H $230 8.5”H $195 Queen Elizabeth II Coronation FRONT Mugs ready to fire, 1953 Long Live Our Noble Queen! God Save The Queen BACK The 1953 Loving Cup of Royal Doulton Queen Elizabeth II being painted in the Queen Elizabeth II Coalport Queen Doulton studios. Royal Doulton Plate Commemorating the Coronation Loving Cup Elizabeth II Coronation Royal Doulton Coalport Queen Elizabeth II Coalport Queen Elizabeth II 60th Wedding Anniversary 10.5”H Ltd. 1,000 Lidded Bowl 7”H x 6.5”W HM Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Lidded Bowl Silver Jubilee Loving Cup of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip $1,000 Ltd. 250 $375 HN4372 8.5”H Ltd. 1,500 $525 7”H x 6.5”W Ltd. 250 $350 9”H Ltd. 1,000 $275 Ltd. 1,000 $100 2 • Call Toll-Free • 800.968.2424 Shop Online • www.seawaychina.com • 3 Queen Elizabeth II and Her Family It is not just the actual Monarch who has captured our hearts, but the various members of her family who HM Queen Elizabeth II HM Queen Elizabeth II appeal to different people for differing reasons; from her 90th Birthday Memento Box witty husband Prince Phillip to Prince Charles and his first (002_10708) on Her 75th Birthday wife Diana and of course today, their two sons, William 1.75” x 1.85” $350 $295 and Harry, who are both carving out lives for themselves. HM Queen Elizabeth II 90th Birthday Queen Elizabeth II William and his wife Catherine have begun their own Prestige Box (014_10706) - (Ltd. 90) Longest Reigning Monarch Royal family with their children, George and Charlotte. 5.5” x 4.5” x 1.5” 2016; Ltd. 90 $2,300 Commemorative Plate (102_LR005) 11”Dia. 2015; Ltd. 63 $395 Royal Doulton Coalport Diana Prince & Princess of Wales “The Jewel in Matched Pair HN2884 & 2887 the Crown” 8”H Ltd. 1,500 CW464 $3,000 9”H $375 HM Queen Elizabeth II 90th Birthday Musical Box Vivat Regina 3pc. Teacup, (051_10707) Saucer and Cake Plate 3.25” x 2” Ltd. 90 (119_GS001) $85 $1,250 Royal Doulton Beaker Celebrating the Marriage of the Prince of Wales and Lady Diana Spencer 4”H $175 Coalport Diana, Princess of Wales CW546 $600 Royal Doulton Diana Princess of Wales HN5066 8.75”H Ltd. 10,000 $300 Royal Doulton Prince Charles Paragon Commemorative Cup Vivat Regina Tea For One, Includes Teapot, D7283 (Large Character Jug) “A Souvenir of Prince Charles” Teacup and Saucer (105_TE412) $145 7.5”H $250 2.75”H $150 4 • Call Toll-Free • 800.968.2424 Shop Online • www.seawaychina.com • 5 The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Sir Winston Churchill Prime Minister During Two Reigns Royal Doulton Her Majesty A Royal Christening HN5809 Despite huge fluctuations in his personal popularity 9.5”H during his lifetime, today Winston Churchill is reverently $315 remembered as the hero who inspired a nation to stand up against a seemingly unstoppable tyranny and one who led them to victory. For over half a century Churchill was at the forefront of political life but this alone does not tell his story. Born into the family of the Dukes of Marlborough, he saw action as a young army officer, was a war correspondent and an author as well. Seemingly retired into the wilderness by those around him, Churchill once again rose to prominence in the late 1930’s warning Britain of the dangers of Nazism and the need for re-armament. Although Churchill retired as Prime Minister in 1955 during his second time in that office, he continued to be a member of Parliament until his death in 1965, at which point the Queen granted him a state funeral. Such was the esteem Royal Doulton she held him in. He had, after all, been her first Prime Prince William Minister and held her in equally high esteem. Wedding Day HN5573 9.75”H Ltd. 5,000 $300 Royal Doulton Kate Middleton Wedding Day HN5559 9”H Ltd. 7,500 $300 Royal Doulton Winston Churchill Royal Doulton with Union Jack & Bulldog Winston Churchill D7298 Halcyon Days Handle D6907 (Large Character Jug) (Large Character Jug) Prince William The Royal Baby Memento 7”H $250 7”H $475 (Large Character Jug) (025_10189) $395 Ltd. 150 $165 Made in England Royal Doulton Winston English Ladies Co. Queen Elizabeth II Churchill with News Royal Doulton Sir English Ladies Co. “A Mother’s Heart is Loving Cup to Commemorate Her 90th Halcyon Days The Royal Chronicle Victory Handle Winston Churchill D6849 Royal Doulton Winston Churchill D6170 Always with Her Children” Loving Cup Birthday and Longest Reigning Monarch Baby Box (023_10166) - D6934 (Small Character Jug) (Small Character Jug) (Large Character Jug) 3.75”H x 6.5”W Ltd. 250 $175 3.75”H x 6.5”W Ltd. 250 $175 Ltd. 150 $425 4”H $125 3.25”H $200 $5,000 6 • Call Toll-Free • 800.968.2424 Shop Online • www.seawaychina.com • 7 Collecting All Things Churchill Winston Churchill - The Great British Bulldog In 1941 Royal Doulton produced a series of seated bulldogs with Union Jacks draped on their backs, representing and helping to promote the national feeling during this difficult period in history. A further two models of Bulldogs were produced at this time representing Churchill, wearing different headgear and smoking his familiar cigar! ‘Do you know why the nose of the bull dog is sloped backwards? So it can keep on breathing without ever letting go.’ Kevin Francis Wedgwood Winston Churchill Winston Churchill Bust Black Jasper Brooch in -Winston Churchill 6”H Ltd. 750 $350 Vintage Silver Setting 1.75”W x 1.5”L $425 Kevin Francis Winston Churchill “Spirit of Britain” Toby Jug 9”H Ltd. 5,000 $375 Copeland Spode Royal Doulton Winston Winston Churchill Winston Churchill Churchill Toby Jug Wilkinson Toby Toby Jug (Color Variation Large) (Colorway) 8.5”H $225 9”H $2,000 $1,500 Bulldog Wearing Sailor Suit and Cap D6193 (Small) 3”H $4,000 Royal Doulton Winston Churchill Toby Jug D6172 (Medium) 5.5”H $250 with Prime Minister Backstamp D6171 (Large) 9”H 1940 $100 D6172 (Medium) 5.5”H $75 D6175 (Small) 4”H $50 Peggy Davies Studio Manor Limited Edition Winston Churchill Winston Churchill D6171 (Large - Bone China) 9”H $150 (Large Character Jug) “Army” Character Jug D6172 (Medium - Bone China) 5.5”H $100 7.5”H Ltd. 250 $250 6”H Ltd. 500 $250 Bulldog Draped in Union Jack with Derby Hat D6178 (Large) 7”H $4,500 Winston Churchill Character Jug Bairstow Manor Royal Winton Grimwades Staffordshire (Large Modelled by Winston Churchill Toby Jug Winston Churchill Character Jug Winston Churchill Kevin Francis Burgess & Leigh Ware Winston Frank A. Potts) “Winston Rufus” (Large) 7”H $225 (Small Character Jug) Churchill Standing Toby Jug Churchill Toby Jug 6.5”H $200 8”H Ltd. 500 $175 (Mini) 2.75”H $125 4.25”H $125 9”H Ltd.750 $375 11”H $1,500 8 • Call Toll-Free • 800.968.2424 Shop Online • www.seawaychina.com • 9 Wilkinson World War II George VI and Queen Elizabeth Allied Leaders Collection A special Commission by 1936 - 1952 the American Toby Jug Museum Never had Albert, George VI imagined that he was intended to be King, but it was a heavy mantle he took on at a time of constitutional crisis in Britain with the abdication of his brother who famously gave up his Made in England throne for love. Owing to the speed at which his coronation had to be arranged, it is his coronation commemoratives that are among the rarest Own a piece of history and add this today, as there was simply so little time to prepare for the occasion.
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