Vintage Kewpie Doll Napcoware Ceramic Retro Collectible Baby w/ Hair Bow Mid century NAPCO Collectible Figurine Statue Bedroom Decor Kitsch
$16.00
A ceramic cute little kewpie baby figurine from the mid century made by Napco. It is marked on the bottom NAPCOWARE with a copyright symbol and the style #C4909L. This little baby has one hand almost to the ground and the other is close to its mouth with the thumb extended. The baby wears a white diaper and has
a little blue / purple bow in its hair. It's hair is light brown, lips are red, and eyes are a very light blue. The facial features are very well defined - see photo closeups.
This little cutie is mid century in age.
NOTE:
NAPCO Company, which stands for the National Potteries Corporation, was located in Bedford, OH. The company produced porcelain and glass items circa 1938 and was most known for its figurines that were very popular in the 1950-60 timeframe.
The bottom is signed with a copyright cymbal and the model number - see photo of the bottom.
This kewpie is 4 3/4” tall and 3 1/4” wide.
This vintage ceramic figurine is in nice vintage condition with no chips or cracks. Light wear commensurate with vintage age.
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