Royal Doulton 'Breakfast in Bed' Collector's Plate - Limited EditionPlate DetailsBreaker Number: 36-RE2-36.2Plate Number: 60625Edition: Second issue in the collector's plate series entitled 'A Victorian Childhood'Manufacturer: Royal Doulton, EnglandYear of Issue: 1991DescriptionThis is an exquisite hand-painted porcelain collector's plate from Royal Doulton's prestigious 'A Victorian Childhood' series. The plate features a charming scene titled 'Breakfast in Bed,' inspired by the world-famous portraits originally created by the noted Victorian artist Charles Burton Barber. The composition captures a tender moment of a young girl with her beloved pets—a cat and a spaniel—sharing breakfast in an intimate bedroom setting, complete with period furnishings and soft natural light streaming through draped curtains.SpecificationsMedium: Fine bone chinaCraftsmanship: Hand-painted with meticulous detailDiameter: Approximately 8.5 inches (standard collector's plate size)Border: Ornate gold-trimmed decorative rim with classical motif patternCondition: Excellent, appears unused and well-preservedEdition InformationThis plate is part of a limited edition series restricted to a maximum of 150 firing days. The edition represents the second issue in the 'A Victorian Childhood' collection, which draws from the celebrated Victorian-era artwork of Charles Burton Barber, known for his masterful depictions of children and animals in domestic settings.InclusionsOriginal Certificate of Authenticity included, signed and dated, confirming plate number 60625 and edition detailsOriginal Royal Doulton presentation box with protective packaging and 'The Bradford Exchange' documentationAll original materials and documentation intactCondition NotesThe plate exhibits pristine condition consistent with careful display and storage. The hand-painted artwork remains vibrant with no fading, crazing, or damage visible. The gold-trimmed border is intact and lustrous. The reverse bears the Royal Doulton maker's mark and edition information clearly legible.ProvenanceThis collector's plate was acquired from 'The Bradford Exchange,' the official distributor of this Royal Doulton series. The accompanying Certificate of Authenticity and original packaging confirm authenticity and edition status.Collector's ValueRoyal Doulton's 'A Victorian Childhood' series represents some of the finest quality standards of Royal Doulton's collector's plate production. The series is highly sought by collectors of Victorian-themed decorative arts and Royal Doulton enthusiasts. Charles Burton Barber's iconic imagery combined with Royal Doulton's superior bone china craftsmanship makes this a significant piece for serious collectors. The limited 150-firing-day edition and second-issue status add to its collectible appeal.Sold as described. Buyer to inspect prior to bidding where possible. Includes original presentation box and Certificate of Authenticity.
Location of item: 90-94 Bannister Road, Canning Vale, WA, Australia
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