Antique statuette "Boy in a towel", Made of porcelain. There is a manufacturer's stamp. England, the middle of the XX century.

The Royal Doulton company started with a small pottery workshop in London, in which John Doulton invested 100 pounds in 1815. Over time, John Henry's son has been transferring the company from the production of downpipes and filters to the production of porcelain decorative products. For a long time, through collaboration with other workshops, artists and the use of fine bone china in 1960, the Royal Doulton brand has occupied a worthy place in the decorative ceramics market.