Royal Doulton Robin Hood Character Jug (D6527)
Antique/Vintage British Ceramics

Royal Doulton Robin Hood Character Jug (D6527)

This is a vintage Royal Doulton character jug representing the legendary figure Robin Hood. The ceramic piece is skillfully sculpted in the form of a man's head and shoulders, featuring several distinct artistic details: a dark brown 'Bycocket' style hat, a textured light-brown beard and mustache, and a forest-green tunic collar. The facial expression is expertly painted with a subtle smirk and glancing eyes, showcasing the high-quality hand-painted craftsmanship typical of the Royal Doulton Potteries in Lambeth and Burslem. The piece is finished with a high-glaze luster that highlights the intricate modeling of the facial features and the texture of the hair. Based on the design, this appears to be the large version of the Robin Hood jug (potentially D6527), which was first issued in 1960. The condition appears to be very good with no visible chips, cracks, or significant crazing, though light wear on the base rim is standard for its age. The handle—though not fully visible in the front view—traditionally features Robin Hood's bow and quiver, or a branch motif. This item represents a mid-20th-century English collectible from one of the most famous manufacturers of Toby and character jugs.

Estimated Value

$40-$65

Basic Information

Category

Antique/Vintage British Ceramics

Appraised On

January 2, 2026

Estimated Value

$40-$65

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Robin Hood

Item Description

This is a vintage Royal Doulton character jug representing the legendary figure Robin Hood. The ceramic piece is skillfully sculpted in the form of a man's head and shoulders, featuring several distinct artistic details: a dark brown 'Bycocket' style hat, a textured light-brown beard and mustache, and a forest-green tunic collar. The facial expression is expertly painted with a subtle smirk and glancing eyes, showcasing the high-quality hand-painted craftsmanship typical of the Royal Doulton Potteries in Lambeth and Burslem. The piece is finished with a high-glaze luster that highlights the intricate modeling of the facial features and the texture of the hair. Based on the design, this appears to be the large version of the Robin Hood jug (potentially D6527), which was first issued in 1960. The condition appears to be very good with no visible chips, cracks, or significant crazing, though light wear on the base rim is standard for its age. The handle—though not fully visible in the front view—traditionally features Robin Hood's bow and quiver, or a branch motif. This item represents a mid-20th-century English collectible from one of the most famous manufacturers of Toby and character jugs.

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