Beatrix Potter 1948 "Benjamin Bunny" misprinted as "Jemima Puddleduck"

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Posted by female.human
11 years ago
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Description As the title suggests, I think that this figurine is misprinted. I know that books usually increase in value with misprints, but I was not sure about figurines. Any information that I can give you about the item is in the pictures. Thanks for any info!
Category Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium Ceramic or porcelain
Distinguishing marks Initials on bottom
Condition Excellent
Date Period 1948
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geo.h 🌱 Newbie 11 years ago

  From the markings on the bottom of this figure (Beatrix Potter's and a date), this figure actually dates from between 1974 and 1985.  The date of 1948 is when this item was franchised by Warne to go into production.  It does indicate the age of the figure.  There were a series of misprinted figures during this period and also a number of figures with mispelled names.  Samuel Whiskers became SamuAl Whiskers.  It partly happened because the factory was experiencing difficulties, I understand.  Not so much a rare figure as a reject.

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