1967 Royal Doulton “Penny” Figurine. HN2338. England. Child Studies Series.

1967 Royal Doulton “Penny” Figurine. HN2338. Made in England. Child Studies Series. Artist Peggy Davis. Victorian Era Little Girl. MEASURES 4.75” Tall Meet “Penny”, a sweet and nostalgic figurine from Royal Doulton’s Child Studies Series, designed by artist Peggy Davies in 1967. Standing at 4.75 inches, Penny captures the innocence of childhood with her delicate expression, tidy Victorian-era dress, and charming bonnet—an endearing tribute to little girls of the past. Crafted in fine bone china and hand-painted in England, this collectible figurine showcases Royal Doulton’s commitment to craftsmanship, quality, and detail. Known for their expressive faces and graceful poses, the Child Studies series holds a special place in the hearts of collectors and those who cherish the timeless beauty of childhood. A BIT OF HISTORY Royal Doulton, founded in 1815 in England, has been celebrated for over two centuries for its porcelain artistry. The Child Studies Series was introduced in the mid-20th century and became an instant favorite. Artist Peggy Davies, one of Royal Doulton’s most skilled sculptors, was known for her tender depictions of children and helped bring life and character to these miniature works of art. “Penny” (HN2338) is a perfect piece for collectors of vintage Royal Doulton, lovers of Victorian-inspired décor, or anyone looking to capture a bit of sweet nostalgia. Perfect condition: no chips, nicks, scratches.