Doulton Burslem Vellum figure by Charles Noke | Ellen Terry as Queen Catharine Type_Tudor Roses Approx 25 cems (9 3/4")

Approx 25 cems (9 3/4") tall

He is remembered for his comment at Jutland that "There seems to be something wrong with our bloody ships today"

Shape 769/6

This work titled Planiglobii Terrestris Mappa Universalis was by Artist Johann Baptist Homann (German

The different shades of blue are all realised with a single colour of paint

Doulton Burslem Vellum figure by Charles Noke | Ellen Terry as Queen Catharine Type_Tudor Roses Approx 25 cems (9 3/4")Doulton Burslem Vellum figure by Charles Noke Ellen Terry as Queen Catharine c. 1892 Inspiration for the Doulton Burslem Vellum figures often came from the theatre. They are named as Vellum figures as they share the same tones with Vellum: a high quality, durable writing surface made from prepared animal skin (traditionally calfskin), often used for manuscripts and bookbinding. The range of Vellum figures would eventually reach over twenty and many