Royal Doulton Figurine Tony Weller HN684 Character Leslie Harradine excelled at portraying

Leslie Harradine excelled at portraying working-class characters with warmth and dignity

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The tinsmith was one of the defining itinerant craftsmen of pre-industrial and early industrial Britain: the travelling metalworker who fashioned and repaired the tin vessels

This peice is only 6in tall and was made by Doulton circa 1885

Wales holds particular appeal for collectors of Celtic heritage and Welsh cultural traditions

Royal Doulton Figurine Tony Weller HN684 Character Leslie Harradine excelled at portrayingTony Weller (HN684) was designed by Leslie Harradine and produced by Royal Doulton from 1924 to 1938. This characterful figurine depicts Tony Weller, the jovial coachman from Charles Dickens' "The Pickwick Papers." The piece belongs to Royal Doulton's celebrated Dickens Characters series. Leslie Harradine created numerous Dickens characters during his legendary career. Tony Weller showcases his exceptional ability to bring literary characters to life