Enesco Beatrix Potter Jemima Puddle-Duck Money Box

At 20 cm tall and 14 cm wide, this Enesco ceramic Jemima Puddle-Duck money box, dated 1998, with its soft pastel borders, classic Beatrix Potter character artwork, and floral detail, has the gentle charm and faithful character rendering that have made Enesco's Beatrix Potter licensed ceramics treasured collectibles for enthusiasts of all ages, the money box form giving the piece a practical function alongside its considerable decorative and collectible appeal.

Made by Enesco, the American giftware company that has produced licensed Beatrix Potter collectibles since the 1980s, this money box is an example of the character ceramics that Enesco has produced under licence from Frederick Warne and Co. Jemima Puddle-Duck, one of Beatrix Potter's most beloved characters, first appeared in The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck in 1908, and her distinctive appearance, with her poke bonnet and shawl, has made her one of the most widely recognised and collected of all the Beatrix Potter characters. The ceramic money box form, which gives the piece a practical function as a coin bank alongside its decorative and collectible qualities, is decorated with the soft pastel borders and classic Beatrix Potter character artwork that are the hallmarks of the Enesco Beatrix Potter range, and the floral detail adds a note of decorative richness to the character scene. The piece is in very good condition throughout.

• Maker: Enesco
• Character: Jemima Puddle-Duck
• Dimensions: 20 cm (H) x 14 cm (W)
• Condition: Very Good
• Features: Ceramic money box form, soft pastel borders, classic Beatrix Potter character artwork, floral detail
• Dated: 1998
• SKU: SKU-00223

A delightful Beatrix Potter collectible for the collector of Jemima Puddle-Duck or Beatrix Potter character ceramics. Pairs naturally with the Jemima Puddle-Duck ceramic salt shaker and the Jemima Puddle-Duck tree hanging in our Beatrix Potter collection.