Royal Doulton Art

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NEW YORK — In 1934, Royal Doulton introduced its whimsical Bunnykins tableware and ceramic figures designed for the nursery. They were based on illustrations by Barbara Vernon Bailey (later known as Sister Mary Barbara Bailey), whose father was a Royal Doulton manager at the time. While she lacked formal training in art, Bailey had always […]

NEW YORK — The classical image of a medieval court jester is a lithe figure wearing a bi-colored hat known as a cap ‘n’ bells and a colorful top over form-fitting breeches. While the Oxford English Dictionary defines motley as a medley, the term is also the name of the jester’s traditional costume made from […]