Royal Doulton Figurine 11th Day of Christmas HN5519

The 11th Day of Christmas (HN5519) was designed by Nada Pedley and produced by Royal Doulton from 2011–2012. Standing 6.75 inches (17.2 cm) tall, this petite figurine is part of the complete Twelve Days of Christmas series inspired by the traditional Victorian carol. The lady is portrayed joyfully caroling, holding a decorative songbook as she recites the verse: "Eleven Pipers Piping."

She wears a white dress with bright red fur trim and festive hand-painted accents, holding her songbook open to the eleventh verse. The Victorian Christmas styling captures the holiday spirit with the refined elegance characteristic of Nada Pedley's work. Each lady in this series holds a songbook containing script and illustrations representing each festive line of the carol.

The extremely short production run — typically one to two years per piece — makes this series particularly desirable to collectors. The complete Twelve Days of Christmas collection was produced between 2008–2012, with each piece issued for only one or two years. The penultimate piece in the series, her final-year production run makes her one of the scarcest of the eleven early-completed pieces. This scarcity, combined with the charming Victorian theme, creates strong demand among Royal Doulton collectors and Christmas enthusiasts.

Perfect for Christmas collectors, Twelve Days of Christmas series completists, or those seeking limited-production Royal Doulton petite figurines with festive Victorian charm. Fully insured shipping across Canada with tracking. Comes in her original box and certificate of authenticity.