The Bather HN4246, Royal Doulton Figurine DB125 The ewer presents a slender

The ewer presents a slender ovoid body rising from a gilded pedestal foot to a graceful elongated neck with a shaped pouring lip and sweeping handle

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The Bather HN4246, Royal Doulton Figurine DB125 The ewer presents a slenderRoyal Doulton's The Bather HN4246 stands among the most celebrated figurines in the prestige canon, continuing a tradition of classical nude studies that stretches back to the earliest days of the Burslem figure making art. The subject a seated female figure pausing at the water's edge draws directly from the grand tradition of academic painting and sculpture, rendered here in fine English bone china with the exacting craftsmanship that defines