#1467 Vintage porcelain fairy figurine holding a squirrel, likely made in Japan.

3” no chips or cracks. Ceramic figurines, particularly those depicting whimsical figures like fairies and pixies, gained significant popularity in the mid-20th century. These items were often mass-produced but featured hand-painted details, making each piece slightly unique. They were frequently imported from countries like Japan, which became a major hub for decorative ceramic production during this era.

Napcoware, a brand associated with the National Potteries Company, was known for its decorative ceramics, including figurines, planters, and novelty items, often produced in the 1950s and 1960s. These pieces are collected for their nostalgic appeal and charming designs, representing a specific aesthetic of post-war home decor.