Royal Doulton Henritta Maria HN4260 (2000) 9" Figurine

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HN Number : 4260

Production years : 2000 in a limited edition 

Height : 9.25"

Produced in : United Kingdom 

Condition: Mint , no chips, cracks or repairs. 

The Tragic Stuart Queen

Henrietta Maria HN4260 honors the French princess who became Queen consort of England as wife of the ill-fated King Charles I. This elegant figurine captures her in royal Stuart court dress, representing one of history's most dramatic royal periods leading to the English Civil War.

Historical Drama: Henrietta Maria (1609-1669) witnessed the execution of her husband Charles I and lived through the English Civil War and Commonwealth period. Her Catholic faith and French origins made her controversial, but she showed remarkable courage during England's most turbulent era.

Millennium Significance: The year 2000 production gives this piece special commemorative status as Royal Doulton marked the new millennium with carefully selected historical figures.

Design Excellence: Valerie Annand's masterful portrayal shows Henrietta Maria in sumptuous 17th-century court dress, reflecting the opulence of Stuart royal fashion before the Civil War changed everything.

Collecting Appeal: Stuart period royalty has strong collector interest, particularly figures connected to the dramatic Civil War era. Limited edition status enhances investment potential.

Current Value: $275-450 CAD depending on condition

Perfect For: Stuart period collectors, royal history enthusiasts, millennium commemorative collectors, or those seeking dramatic English Civil War era figures.

Authenticated by William Cross, Charlton Standard Catalogue heritage since 1986.