Art Deco Japanese Comic Pipe Boy Figurine – 1930s Hand Painted Ceramic Export Figure 8 1/4" Berwin and Wolff and natural form—an excellent example

and natural form—an excellent example of Quebec’s late 20th to early 21st century designer craftsmanship

This is an Anchor Hocking vegetable serving bowl made in the Peach Lustre Shell pattern

This type of bowl was typically produced for export to the North American market and is a fine example of antique German decorative porcelain

the dress is fairly simple in line

Art Deco Japanese Comic Pipe Boy Figurine – 1930s Hand Painted Ceramic Export Figure 8 1/4" Berwin and Wolff and natural form—an excellent exampleThis vintage Art Deco ceramic figurine of a comic pipe smoking boy was likely produced in Japan for export during the 1930s. The figure is hand painted in bright enamel colours and represents a humorous character often described by collectors as a pipe boy novelty figurine, a type popular in decorative ceramics of the Art Deco era. The boy is depicted holding a pipe to his mouth while gesturing outward with his free hand. One foot is raised and rests