Coalport Delilah Figurine Limited Edition For The Year 1998

  

Coalport "Delilah" Figurine - Limited Edition For The Year 1998. Description: A stunning Coalport English Bone China figurine titled "Delilah", sculpted by David Cornell and issued exclusively by Compton & Woodhouse in 1996. This limited edition piece No. 158 is part of a worldwide run of 9,500, crafted in fine bone china and finished with exquisite hand-painted detailing and 24ct gold accents.

Delilah is depicted in a flowing iridescent gown adorned with vivid peacock feather motifs, symbolizing beauty and allure. Her regal pose, gold crown, and bracelets highlight Coalport's hallmark precision and artistry. The base bears full maker's marks and edition details, confirming authenticity.

Edition: Limited to 9,500 pieces this is No. Finish: Hand-painted with gold detailing.

Condition: Excellent - no chips, cracks, or restoration. Markings: Fully stamped underside with Coalport crown logo, sculptor credit, and edition number. Collector Notes: This figurine forms part of Coalport's Biblical and Historical Ladies Collection, renowned for its intricate craftsmanship and limited production.

Early numbers such as this (#158) are increasingly sought after by collectors for their rarity and pristine finish. Coalport was one of the major English fine bone china makers, and their female figurines especially the. And limited edition series remain a steady, recognisable category on the UK secondary market. Their appeal comes from hand modelled drapery, high gloss vitrified bone china, and named sculptors such as John Bromley, Jack Glynn, Jenny Oliver, and Martin Evans.

Is Coalport's hallmark material, prized for translucency and high gloss glaze. Coalport's figurine production effectively ended after Wedgwood, Coalport's owner, ceased trading around the year 2007, which means all English made Coalport figurines are now finite in number, ensuring retention of their value. All of these Coalport Figurines are from my personal collection which was accumulated in the 1990s.

Sadly, they all have to go because I'm moving to a much smaller house and won't have room for the extensive number of collectables that I accumulated with my wife over 30 plus years. Please look at my shop, Cambridgeshire Collectables - lots more figurines and collectables of all sorts, mostly in excellent or mint condition. That will make wonderful gifts for family and friends.

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