Royal Doulton 'The Musketeer' Porcelain Figurine (HN2103)

This is a vintage glazed porcelain figurine titled 'The Musketeer' (HN2103), produced by the renowned British pottery Royal Doulton. The piece represents a 17th-century musketeer rendered in a polychrome palette dominated by an ochre-orange wide-brimmed slouch hat with a large blue ostrich plume, a mustard-yellow tunic, and terracotta-brown breeches. The figure stands on an oval, grassy mound base with gilded rococo scrollwork highlights. Hand-painted details are evident in the delicate facial features, the ruffled lace collar, and the blue sash worn across the chest. The craftsmanship showcases fine anatomical proportions and fluid draping of the garments, characteristic of Royal Doulton's mid-century output. While the underside mark is not visible in this view, this specific model was designed by Peggy Davies and issued between 1953 and 1976. The condition appears stable with a glossy glaze finish; however, close inspection is required to detect potential micro-crazing or chips to delicate protruding areas like the hat brim or fingers. The overall aesthetic belongs to the Romanticized historical revival style popular in mid-20th-century decorative collectibles.