Royal Doulton Figurine In the Stocks HN2163 DB260 It is a subject that

It is a subject that Doulton returned to across multiple formats — character jugs

Tootle's contribution offers something distinct from the more familiar Harper and Hughes pieces

maritime enthusiasts

Potts has captured the subject with characteristic precision and warmth

Very few figurines were manufactured during these years

Royal Doulton Figurine In the Stocks HN2163 DB260 It is a subject thatIn the Stocks (HN2163) was designed by Mary Nicoll and issued by Royal Doulton from 1955 to 1959, standing 5. 75 inches tall. The figure depicts a man confined in the stocks, the old English village punishment that locked the offender by his wrists and ankles for public display a subject that Nicoll treats with the dry, good humoured wit she brought to the best of her character work. There is no cruelty in the telling, only the wry comedy of a man