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Parsons Daughter showcases early design excellence with detailed period costume and the refined bearing appropriate to a clergyman's daughter
immediately recognisable to collectors of early Doulton and wholly different in character from the later Burslem bone china productions
It is 7" tall and in mint condition
Production spanning World War II and the post-war recovery period adds historical significance to this already collectible piece
5" figurine belongs to the Pretty Ladies collection and depicts a graceful woman in flowing costume
Antique Japanese Cloisonné Bottle Vase, Meiji Period Circa 1880 — Goldstone Dragon Off to School Parsons Daughter showcases early designA Japanese cloisonn enamel bottle vase from the Meiji period, circa 1880. The bulbous body is decorated with a three toed dragon in gold sparkling goldstone enamel (chakin seki), coiled within a shaped panel on a deep green ground, alternating with fan shaped reserves of floral sprays on a midnight blue ground. A bold black and white zigzag geometric band divides the shoulder from the body, a hallmark of fine Meiji period wired cloisonn (ysen shipp).
