Posted 10 years ago
wsmoni
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As the mystery continues and a closer look maby the mystery will be solved. About 2 inches long, no visible mark.
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Posted 10 years ago
wsmoni
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As the mystery continues and a closer look maby the mystery will be solved. About 2 inches long, no visible mark.
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Hi the painting is crude I can't see mouth front on but I do see numbers on bottom when I blow it up which are mold numbers . Without holding it I am going to say Japan and it may have just had a sticker on it once saying so . Or it is made in ceramic class but they should always put their initials on it , the old mold was copied but mold is not well defined . Dates 1940's-50's . Crackling of glaze never happened on antique porcelain as I have dolls 150 years and no crazing . Cute novelty doll and just enjoy her :-)
You are amazing! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. Sharing this information with my Godmother was simply priceless. Again thank you and may your holiday season be blessed.
Cool, kinda sweet really !!
Did you see this?
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/143406-my-new-little-mystery-mermaid?in=unsolved-mysteries
Rose this is her 2nd post she enlarged photo for me :-) it is same one ; Good eye you caught 2 of them ! xo
wsmoni Your welcome and I thank you for closeups ! I really need to hold it but I believe homemade in a class from old mold . The painting is just to crude for factory or Japan and not very good painting they normally did better on their novelty dolls of this period .
Again you guys are great! Thank you so much. This exciting journey of finding who exactly she is has been a great adventure. Glad to have done so. One of a kind for sure.