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A World Record Breaking Bunnykins Figure and Rare Royal Doulton Collectibles

Dave Spence

Royal Doulton Bunnykins figures are among the most collectible and valuable pieces of British ceramics. From early prototypes to rare limited editions, these charming porcelain rabbits continue to captivate collectors worldwide. You can buy or sell rare Bunnykins at auction today.

Springtime Bunnykins Sale: Celebrate Easter in Style – Silverdale Timed Auction

There are 113 lots in this timed sale, offering a delightful selection of Royal Doulton Bunnykin, perfect for collectors, gift-givers, or anyone who loves the charm of these iconic figurines and tableware pieces.

Auction Dates:

  • Starts: 18 Mar 2026, 16:00 GMT
  • Ends From: 06 Apr 2026, 18:00 BST

Celebrate the Easter season in style and browse the full Bunnykins sale and register to bid to secure your favourite pieces.

Register to bid now

Record-Breaking and Prototype Bunnykins Figures

Collectors often ask: are Bunnykins worth anything?

The answer is yes. Value is determined by rarity, condition, and provenance. Some of the most sought-after figures include:

  • Original 1939 figures: Billy, Mary, Farmer, Mother, Freddie (£1,400 at auction), Reggie (£700)
  • Prototypes & design samples: Celebration Time, Mrs Bunnykins (£8,600)
  • Special editions: Trick or Treat, The Jester, Mr Bunnykins at Easter Parade

Even figures with modest estimates can achieve impressive results, especially prototype or limited edition pieces.

Why Collectors Buy Bunnykins at Auction

Bunnykins figures appeal to collectors for many reasons:

  • Nostalgia: cherished from childhood
  • British heritage: crafted by Royal Doulton
  • Investment potential: rare pieces increase in value over time

There’s also strong international demand, particularly from Australia and Asia, driving competitive bidding at auction.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bunnykins Value and Auctions

Are Bunnykins worth anything?

Yes, many Royal Doulton Bunnykins figures are worth money, particularly rare or early examples. Common pieces may sell for £20–£100, while rare prototypes and early figures can achieve thousands of pounds at auction.

How much are Royal Doulton Bunnykins worth?

The value of Bunnykins depends on several factors, including rarity, condition, and demand.
– Standard figurines: £20–£150
– Limited editions: £100–£500
– Rare prototypes: £1,000+
– Record pieces: up to £35,500

What are the most valuable Bunnykins figures?

The most valuable Bunnykins include:
– The “Celebration Time” prototype tableau (£35,500)
– Early 1939 figures such as Freddie and Reggie
– Prototype and “not for sale” figures
– Limited edition or unusual designs

How can I tell if my Bunnykins is rare?

Look out for:
– Early production dates (especially pre-1960s)
– Prototype or unusual backstamps
– Limited editions or unique colourways
– Unusual or discontinued designs

Where can I sell Royal Doulton Bunnykins?

You can sell Bunnykins through a specialist auction house like Potteries Auctions, where collectors actively bid on rare and valuable pieces.
We offer:
– Free valuations
– UK-wide collection
– Global online bidding

How to Buy or Sell Royal Doulton Bunnykins at Auction

Potteries Auctions can identify and provide valuations on a wide range of Royal Doulton Bunnykins pieces. Please get in touch with us to discuss how we can help you or request a call back if you are looking for an expert evaluation and are seeking to sell your porcelain pottery.

Did you know we can collect your pottery from anywhere in the UK? We also offer solutions for shipping too. We can pack and safely post your goods, perfect for transporting pieces that have been bought via our online auctions.

We’d love to hear from you if you’ve got a piece you’re looking at selling at auction, so please get in touch!

Browse the full Bunnykins sale and register to bid today to secure rare and highly sought-after pieces.

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