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Queen Victoria character jug D6913 - Royal Doulton 1992

Queen Victoria character jug modeled by Stanley J. Taylor and produced by Royal Doulton of Burslem, England, in a 1992 limited edition of 1,500 commissioned by Pascoe & Company. Alexandrina Victoria (1819-1901) was the only child of Edward, Duke of Kent, and Princess Victoria of Saxe-Coburg. Her father died when she was only eight months old, leaving her mother the difficult task of securing the crown for her amidst hostile relations. When she finally acceded to the throne in 1838, succeeding her uncle, William IV, Victoria accepted the challenge with dignity and strength. The influence of her beloved husband, Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, helped shape her into a great monarch, and her strict moral code came to symbolize the ethos of nineteenth century Britain. Following the death of Albert in 1861, the shattered Queen went into seclusion, but in the years that followed she became the ruler of the world's most powerful empire. Her death in 1901 marked the passing not only of a great and influential British sovereign, but also of an era. The royal scepter with yellow jewel forms the handle of the jug.

Maker:

Royal Doulton

England

1992

Model #:

D6913

British Royalty Collection

character jug

Size:

small

Height:

3 1/2"

Queen Victoria character jug D6913 - Royal Doulton 1992
Queen Victoria character jug D6913 - Royal Doulton 1992
Queen Victoria character jug D6913 - Royal Doulton 1992
Queen Victoria character jug D6913 - Royal Doulton 1992
Queen Victoria character jug D6913 - Royal Doulton 1992
Queen Victoria character jug D6913 - Royal Doulton 1992
Queen Victoria character jug D6913 - Royal Doulton 1992
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