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Most Valuable Royal Doulton Bunnykins – How Much Are Bunnykins Worth at Auction?

Dave Spence

The Bunnykins collection is an iconic piece of British history. Produced by Royal Doulton from 1939, Bunnykins are porcelain rabbit figures portraying a variety of professions and historical figures. In this article, we share some of the rare and valuable Bunnykins figures and help you to know how to spot if your figure might be worth selling at auction.

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

While many Bunnykins figures achieve strong prices at auction, the most valuable examples tend to be rare prototypes, design samples, and unique pieces not produced for general sale. At Potteries Auctions, we’ve handled some exceptional results:

  • Prototype Bunnykins Tableau “Celebration Time” – Sold for £35,500
  • Prototype Figure “Mrs Bunnykins” with Travel Cases (Lot 243, F2207) – Sold for £8,600
  • Prototype Bunnykins Witch Figure (Lot 903, F2307) – Sold for £6,100

These results show the strong demand for unique and limited-edition Bunnykins. If you think you may own a rare piece, contact our experts for a free valuation or browse the full sale and register to bid.

While many Bunnykins figures achieve strong prices at auction, the most valuable examples tend to be rare prototypes, design samples, and unique pieces not produced for general sale.

Potteries Auctions – Specialists in Bunnykins

Potteries Auctions is based in Staffordshire, home of the Potteries. We run regular auctions and attract buyers and sellers from all over the world. With two salerooms—the Silverdale Saleroom and the Cobridge Saleroom—we host many auctions both online and in-person.

Established in 1991, we are one of the leading auction houses dealing in 20th-century British pottery and ceramics, including Royal Doulton Bunnykins. Our experts will identify and value your pieces, making selling or collecting a seamless experience.

The History of Royal Doulton Bunnykins Figures

The prestigious and household name of Royal Doultonstarted to produce Bunnykins in 1939. These figures were modelled by Charles Noke, an artist and designer working for the famous pottery brand. At this time, only six figures were created and, unfortunately, manufacturing was halted very shortly after it started due to the war. However, by 1972, it was full steam ahead as more and more figures were introduced.

To this day, part of the Bunnykins line is still produced, and you can find nursery sets and christening gifts on the Royal Doulton website.

Which Royal Doulton Bunnykins Figures Sell Well?

The Bunnykins collection is stunning, with figures for all occasions and collectors. At our auction house we’ve seen many a Bunnykins pass through, but there have been some rare and exciting sales.

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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