Charming Mid-Century Victorian-Style Hand-Painted Porcelain Figurines Japan

Description: This pair of vintage figurines marked "Japan" on their bases. These figurines represent a man and a woman dressed in what appears to be 18th-century style attire, often referred to as "Colonial" or "Victorian" figurines. They are porcelain pieces with lace detailing, most likely mimicking Dresden lace, a technique where real lace is dipped in liquid porcelain and then fired, leaving delicate lace-like textures. These types of figurines were frequently produced for export from Japan in the mid-20th century, specifically post-World War II, into the 1960s-1970s. 1. **Material:** Porcelain with lace detailing 2. **Origin:** Marked "Japan" on the bottom 3. **Era:** Likely mid-20th century (1950s1970s) 4. **Height:** Approximately 5.75 inches 5. **Style:** Colonial or Victorian revival, common among figurines produced in Japan post-WWII 6. **Condition:** Appears in good condition with no obvious cracks or chips visible in the images 7. **Lace Detailing:** Features lacework, often mimicking the Dresden lace technique, which can affect desirability depending on condition These types of Japanese porcelain figurines were produced in large quantities for export during the mid-20th century. The lacework is a significant value factor as it tends to be fragile and prone to damage over time. Charming Mid-Century Colonial-Style Porcelain Figurines, Japan These lovely mid-20th-century porcelain figurines, made in Japan, depict a man and a woman dressed in 18th-century attire. Each figure stands approximately 5 inches tall and features intricate lace detailing, reminiscent of Dresden lacework. In excellent vintage condition, these figurines are perfect for collectors of mid-century Japanese exports or as charming additions to your dcorI

Price: 48.99 USD

Location: Utica, Michigan

End Time: 2025-02-02T07:32:24.000Z

Shipping Cost: 12 USD