Set of 3 Vintage Japanese Ceramic Figurines Hummel-Style Girls Flowers Saxophone

Description

Add nostalgic charm to your space with this delightful set of three mid-century Japanese ceramic figurines. Inspired by the beloved Hummel style, these unmarked export pieces feature adorable “cute children” subject matter perfect for vintage decor enthusiasts and collectors of Asian giftware. The grouping includes: a girl holding flowers and a backpack, an angel child playing a saxophone, and a girl standing with a duck.
Crafted circa 1960s–70s, these figures showcase beautiful glaze and delicate craftsmanship typical of Japanese post-war export ware. Each figure is approximately 5 inches tall with a cream-colored body and hand-applied pastel accents in sky blue, mustard yellow, and orange. One base bears the number “3077,” consistent with mid-century factory inventory stamps for unbranded production. The set is in very good condition with no cracks, chips, or repairs; paint retention is excellent, and surfaces remain bright with minimal wear.

This trio makes a wonderful addition to a curated shelf display, mantel arrangement, or nostalgic home accent collection. Display them together to enjoy the playful elegance and retro warmth of these timeless decorative pieces.

FEATURES:
• Set of 3 Mid-Century Japanese Ceramic Figurines in Hummel-Inspired Export Style
• Figures Include: Girl with Flowers & Backpack, Angel Playing Saxophone, Girl with Duck
• Approx. 5″ Tall; High-Gloss Glaze Finish with Delicate Hand-Painted Pastel Details
• Very Good Vintage Condition: No Cracks, Chips, or Repairs; Excellent Paint Retention
• Unmarked Makerware; One Base Features Factory Stamp “3077”; Circa 1960s–70s Era