Royal Albert BEATRIX POTTER'S "John Joiner"

Please make an OFFER will respond "John Joiner" was modelled by Graham Tongue. He was only produced by Royal Albert and not by Beswick. He was introduced in 1990 and discontinued in 1997 and he has the Royal Albert back-stamp (BP-6a) Height: 2 1/2 in John Joiner is a supporting character in Beatrix Potter's 16th antagonist-titled book "The Tale of Samuel Whisker or the Roly-Poly Pudding". Mr. Joiner is a male terrier (or whatever breed of dog he is) with only a green shirt. Summoned by Tabitha Twitchett and her cousin and guest Ribby upon their intuition that there are rats under one of their floors in the attic, Mr. Joiner borrows the author's wheelbarrow and then saws the attic floor, causing the antagonists, Samuel Whiskers and his wife Anna Maria, to leave the house forever, but to leave Tom Kitten, whom they were going to turn into the former's roly-poly pudding, behind. After he had sawed the floor open, though he didn't find the rats there, Tom was rescued, but whether his rescuer was his mother or Mr. Joiner is unknown; Joiner then eventually hammers the nails and puts the piece of flooring back over the whole. *******"I have over 100 Beatrix Potter's authentic pieces, no duplicates, recently acquired, if you know what you want, ask for a particular piece, may have it. I researched heavily & feel confident I may have close to the entire collection. Was impossible to get a fact on exactly how many different pieces were made."