Occupied Japan decorative woman's high heeled shoe porcelain damaged

Description

View Occupied Japan decorative woman's high heeled shoe porcelain damaged with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. While the main shoe is sturdy without nicks or cracks, it has had a rough life and the bow, floral decoration, and ruffles are chipped and/or missing. Marked on base "made in occupied Japan" with an unfamiliar maker's mark, a red circle with a cross, which could indicate Satsuma or that area of Japan. Occupied Japan decorative woman's high heeled shoe porcelain damaged A popular form for decorative porcelain figurines, this bow, ruffle, and flower decorated shoe is the epitome of fashion for vanity catchalls and ring caddies during the Nineteen forties and fifties. While the main shoe is sturdy without nicks or cracks, it has had a rough life and the bow, floral decoration, and ruffles are chipped and/or missing. Marked on base "made in occupied Japan" with an unfamiliar maker's mark, a red circle with a cross, which could indicate Satsuma or that area of Japan. Add this classic occupied Japan porcelain jewelry catch all to your collection today! Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Decorative Collectibles › Sculptures & Figurines. Brand: Unbranded.

Country of Origin

Japan

Number in Pack

1

Features

Hand Painted

Department

Adults

Pattern

Flower

Time Period Manufactured

1947-1952

Subject

Women

Collection

unknown

Occasion

All Occasions

Size

Small

Material

Porcelain

Year Manufactured

1950

Finish

Glazed

Brand

Unbranded

Style

Victorian

Color

Multicolor

Room

Any Room

Theme

Periods & Styles

Character Family

unknown

Type

Figurine