'Bunnykins' began as a range of china nurseryware from Royal Doulton in 1934.
The idea for the range was spawned when Royal Doulton Burslem General Manager, Cuthbert Bailey, approached his daughter, Barbara, with the suggestion that she design some illustrations for a range of nurseryware. Drawing on inspiration from her childhood and her love of watching the wild rabbits around her childhood home, Barbara created a family of (initially 8) rabbits performing everyday human-like activities in the fictional village of Little Twitching.
Royal Doulton 'Bunnykins' china was used by the Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret and thus became a popular present given as christening and birthday gifts.
This ring is made from the 'Letterbox Postman' pattern, featuring numerous bunnies out and about, some strolling arm-in-arm and one rushing in to get their letter to the postman just in time. This particular ring shows a postman winging their way to deliver the mail by carrier pigeon. This plate dates from C1950's.
Please note, this ring is from a much loved childhood plate. This little ring has some slight wear-and-tear, as is to be expected in a piece of tableware nearly 50 years old.
As with all Goosehouse Designs jewellery, this unique jewellery is individually handcrafted by me in my studio. My upcycled, sustainable, broken china jewellery is crafted from ethically-sourced, pre-damaged, vintage china, that would otherwise end up in landfill. It is the perfect romantic gift for wedding anniversaries, birthdays, Mother’s Day, Valentine’s Day and any time you want to show your love through a treasured piece of artisan jewellery.
Your Goosehouse Designs jewellery will be sent to you carefully wrapped and packaged using recycled and recyclable materials. I am committed, at all times, to operating my business in every way I can to be kinder and gentler to the planet.
The silver in this ring is sterling silver, and is stamped with the .925 stamp.
This round ring measures 24mm x 5mm deep.
The ring is fully adjustable to fit all sizes.