Glazed, hand painted ceramic. The trapper is in a dark green and brown hair, and brown and green clothing. The handle is horn and pair of snowshoes. Series: Canadian Centennial.
An integral part of Canadian history, the early trappers, or voyageurs, were largely responsible for the early exploration of the country. In search of animal pelts for export to the European market, these rugged men spent the winter traveling by canoe, snowshoe and foot through the Wild Canadian north. The miniature version of the Trapper character jug was put into production briefly in 1983; however, before any quantity was produced, the decision was made to withdraw the character. Several dozen have appeared on the market. The Trapper is one of three jugs that received a special backstamp in 1967. The other two, the Lumberjack and the North American Indian, complete the three-jug Canadian Centennial Series. Royal Doulton backstamp.

Artist: Max Henk and David B. Biggs
Issued: 1967
Dimensions: 7.25" H
Manufacturer: Royal Doulton
Country of Origin: England

Good, just age related crazing on the bottom.