Royal Doulton Figurine West Indian Dancer HN2384 Art Pottery embodying both the innocence and

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

and Harper captured the moment with the warmth and storytelling clarity that characterised his best character work

All original factory finish preserved with clear backstamp showing HN3189 marking

Emotional themes: Focus on relationships and human connections

Royal Doulton Figurine West Indian Dancer HN2384 Art Pottery embodying both the innocence andWest Indian Dancer (HN2384) was designed by Margaret Davies and produced by Royal Doulton in 1981 as a limited edition of only 750 pieces worldwide. Standing 8. 75" tall, this vibrant figurine is one of 12 pieces in a Dancers of the World series, depicting a Caribbean dancer in colorful traditional costume and capturing the energy of West Indian carnival celebration. Comes complete with original box and plinth. Margaret Davies created this piece as