Besides the figurines, Doulton is known for its bone china dinnerware, especially its gold-rimmed ”Old Country Roses” pattern. Produced by a Royal Doulton subsidiary, Royal Albert, the pattern ...

I saw this piece in a field while visiting a friend of my husband's. When I asked about it, the owner told me I could have it. I think it is called a dry sink and was used to wash and clean up. I ...

A For these Doulton questions, we consulted Gregg Whittecar of the Whitley Collection in Miami. A Doulton seller/buyer, he co-authored, with Arron Rimpley, "Royal Doulton: a Legacy of Excellence ...

Q: I have a Royal Doulton figurine that was issued sometime prior to 1954. I would like to sell it. Any suggestions? — Delphine, Howell, Mich. A: First some background, so heads up, class.

David Lambert paid for the unusual blue Royal Doulton figurine they spotted at a car boot sale in Stockport with a £2 coin. But Mr Lambert and his wife Helen, who are both fans of the brand ...

Royal Doulton began its pedigree in tableware and ceramics, when in 1815 John Doulton used his life savings to launch a partnership with Martha Jones and John Watts at a stoneware factory in ...

The oldest figurines tend to command the highest prices. That is because over time they become increasingly rare as pieces are chipped, broken or thrown out. Royal Doulton started making rabbit ...