Royal Doulton Gloire de Dijon Jug, Cobalt Blue Rose & Gilt, Pattern Online Harradine's Sweet Anne translates particularly

Harradine's Sweet Anne translates particularly well to the smaller format — a lady in bonnet and flounced skirts making a curtsy

The relatively short production run makes this pair more desirable than many later Royal Doulton character pieces

Flowing costume details: Elegant dress with period-appropriate styling

The piece belongs to Royal Doulton's popular Occupational and Historical Characters series

Royal Doulton Gloire de Dijon Jug, Cobalt Blue Rose & Gilt, Pattern Online Harradine's Sweet Anne translates particularlyThis handsome globular jug was produced at Royal Doulton's Burslem factory in the Edwardian period, bearing the Royal Doulton England backstamp and the named pattern designation Gloire de Dijon a reference to the celebrated climbing rose variety whose full petalled blooms are depicted on the body. Pattern number A9610 confirms this as a documented Doulton production, making it readily identifiable to collectors researching this specific decoration. It