Carolyn, Denise and Pamela are the newest 2010 additions to the popular Royal Doulton ‘Pretty Ladies’ collection, valued at $259 each.
The Royal Doulton Company was founded in 1815 and the first figurines were produced in London and Burslem, in Stoke-on-Trent, in the 1880s. Since that time, thousands of figurines have been produced and are avidly collected throughout the world – none more so than the handcrafted and elegant ‘Pretty Ladies”’ collection of figurines. Theses popular figurines capture the movement and poignant grace of a young lady with satins, silks, flowers, lace and billowing gowns. Whether you collect by artist, name, colour or theme, these items are beautifully handmade and hand-painted, demonstrating excellence in craftsmanship and artistry. Each year, Royal Doulton introduces new designs to add to this world-renowned collection, and the three new additions for 2010 include Carolyn, Denise and Pamela.
Carolyn – HN5405
Beautifully designed by Neil Faulkner, Carolyn is dressed for a wonderful adventure. She carries her charmingly detailed straw hat and is dressed in a captivating dress of rich purple tones, accented with lovely hand painted flowers and rich platinum details. Height: 22cm.
Denise – HN5406
This gorgeous, eye-catching figurine blends traditional Royal Doulton charm with contemporary appeal. Dressed in a luxurious deep-royal-blue dress with elaborately hand-painted flowers and platinum accents, Denise's youthful hairstyle and pose add to her charm and appeal. Height: 22cm
Pamela – HN5407
Dressed in a lovely gown of fresh teal shades, Pamela's look is complete with delicate, hand-painted details and a matching wrap. Designed by Neil Faulkner. Height: 22cm.
Michael Doulton, fifth generation descendent of the Doulton family and brand ambassador, will be touring Australia in July 2010. He will be appearing in a number of stores to share his knowledge and personal insights on Royal Doulton figures as well as introduce the new Australian Flower Ladies Collection. All purchases made on the day will be personally signed, making these valued collector items even more exceptional. For more information, visit www.royaldoulton.com.au or call 1300 852 022.
To enter, tell us in 25 words or less why you would love to have these covetable figurines. We are giving away three sets of these three 'Lovely Ladies', valued at $777 a set (with a collective total value of $2,331).
The competition starts Wednesday July 14, 2010, and closes midnight Tuesday August 11, 2010.
Information on how to enter forms part of the conditions of entry. The competition is open to Australian residents only. Employees of Express Media Group, prize providers and their subsidiaries and families are not eligible to enter. Participants are restricted to one entry only. Prizes are not transferable or exchangeable for cash. The judges' decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. The competition starts Wednesday July 14, 2010, and closes midnight Tuesday August 11, 2010. Winners will be selected by a panel appointed by Country Home Ideas and notified by email. In entering this competition, you agree to all the terms and conditions contained herein, including the transfer of all information provided by you to our affiliated and related companies and partners for promotional purposes, unless advised otherwise in writing. The promoter is Express Media Group, 2 Stanley St, Silverwater NSW 2128. All entries become the property of Express Media Group.
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