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Jemima Puddleduck — bonnet, shawl, and all the dignity she can muster — hand painted in fine English porcelain, one of the earliest productions in one of the most beloved figurine series in English pottery history.
Maker: Beswick (for F. Warne & Co.)
Materials: Porcelain, hand-painted
Dimensions: 4.0" tall x 2.75" wide
Origin: England
Era: 1948 (dated)
Condition: Excellent — no chips, no cracks, paint in great shape. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
At 4 inches tall, she's small enough to sit anywhere and important enough to deserve a proper spot. Beswick began producing the Potter figurines under license from Frederick Warne & Co. in 1948 — the same year this piece was made — with early versions like this one being the most sought after by collectors; the hand painting on these early pieces is notably finer than later productions.
A treasured gift for a Beatrix Potter collector, a new baby's nursery, or anyone who grew up with these stories and never quite got over them.
Beatrix Potter created Jemima in 1908 for "The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck," part of her original Peter Rabbit series.
Browse our shop for more vintage Beatrix Potter figurines to round out your collection.
