Beswick Beatrix Potter Figurine - 'Squirrel Nutkin'
Collectibles / Decorative Ceramics

Beswick Beatrix Potter Figurine - 'Squirrel Nutkin'

This is a vintage earthenware ceramic figurine of 'Squirrel Nutkin' from the Beatrix Potter collection, manufactured by Beswick in England. The piece stands approximately 3.75 inches tall and features a high-gloss glazed finish. The squirrel is depicted in a standing pose, clutching a green nut, with a bushy tail curled behind his back. The color palette consists of warm reddish-brown body tones, a cream-colored chest, and dark brown accents on the eyes and nose, all set atop a mottled green base representing grass. The figurine displays detailed molded textures meant to simulate fur. Based on the modeling style and the character, this piece likely dates from the mid-to-late 20th century. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or significant crazing, though a specific backstamp (which would determine the exact production era between BP-1 and BP-11) is not visible in this angle. The craftsmanship shows the classic Beswick quality with fine hand-painted details and proportional accuracy to the original book illustrations.

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $65.00

Basic Information

Category

Collectibles / Decorative Ceramics

Appraised On

April 28, 2026

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $65.00

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Beatrix potter

Item Description

This is a vintage earthenware ceramic figurine of 'Squirrel Nutkin' from the Beatrix Potter collection, manufactured by Beswick in England. The piece stands approximately 3.75 inches tall and features a high-gloss glazed finish. The squirrel is depicted in a standing pose, clutching a green nut, with a bushy tail curled behind his back. The color palette consists of warm reddish-brown body tones, a cream-colored chest, and dark brown accents on the eyes and nose, all set atop a mottled green base representing grass. The figurine displays detailed molded textures meant to simulate fur. Based on the modeling style and the character, this piece likely dates from the mid-to-late 20th century. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or significant crazing, though a specific backstamp (which would determine the exact production era between BP-1 and BP-11) is not visible in this angle. The craftsmanship shows the classic Beswick quality with fine hand-painted details and proportional accuracy to the original book illustrations.

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