"The Silversmith of Williamsburg" Royal Doulton Figurine HN2208 (6.25")

A Master Artisan at Work

Bring a wonderful touch of artistic history and spectacular English craftsmanship to your display with this incredibly hard-to-find Royal Doulton fine porcelain figurine, "The Silversmith of Williamsburg" (Model HN2208)! Hand-crafted in England and proudly dated 1959, this sweet vintage collectible perfectly captures the quiet focus of a colonial artisan.  This piece was designed by Peggy Davies and is part of the Figures Of Williamsburg series. Dressed in a vibrant blue waistcoat, white poet shirt, and red cap, he sits at his wooden stump anvil, carefully shaping a silver bowl with his delicate hammer! 🔨👨🏻🎨⚒️✨

Exquisite Craftsmanship & Quality: Measuring approximately 6-1/4" tall by 3-1/2" wide, this lovely figure is a superb showcase of Royal Doulton's famed dedication to character craftsmanship. The meticulous hand-painted brushstrokes highlighting his clothing, the expertly sculpted texture of the rustic wooden stump, the metallic sheen of the silver bowl, and the wonderfully rich, glossy fired finish highlight incredible English porcelain artistry! As seen in the pictures, it is in EXCELLENT condition with absolutely no chips, cracks, crazing, or professional repairs. ✨ Proudly display this hardworking craftsman safely resting on a richly stained mahogany home office bookcase, or as a fantastic conversation piece on a prominent living room mantel!

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Product Details

• Manufacturer: Royal Doulton (England)
• Model Number: HN2208
• Title: The Silversmith of Williamsburg
• Issue Date: 1959
• Dimensions: Approx. 6.25" Height x 3.5" Width
• Features: Artisan Shaping a Silver Bowl with a Hammer and Anvil
• Material: Fine English Porcelain/Bone China
• Condition: Excellent Condition (No chips, cracks, crazing, or repairs)
• Made in England

Companion Pieces

Looking to expand your gallery of beautifully sculpted historic characters? This hardworking artisan pairs perfectly with our other incredible English treasures, such as the impressive "Blacksmith Of Williamsburg" (D6571) Character Jug!