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Two small children lean over a wooden bridge, arms outstretched, trying to catch a hat that's fallen into the water — an entirely relatable moment, captured with more expression and detail than you'd expect.
Maker: ArtMark Chicago, Ltd.
Materials: Bisque porcelain, hand-painted
Dimensions: Base 5.5" x 3.5", 4" tall at tallest point
Origin: Korea
Era: Vintage, 1970s–1980s (estimated)
Condition: Excellent — no chips, scratches, or cracks. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
The faces have real character; even the wrinkles in the children's clothes are well defined, and both sets of tiny arms and fingers are intact after all these years. The distinctive red and gold diamond foil label remains attached.
A charming piece for a child's room, a spring or summer vignette, or a shelf that welcomes something small and full of life — a sweet gift for a birthday or housewarming.
ArtMark Chicago, Ltd. was founded in 1947 by Mark Lozins and Arthur Born, their names combined into the trademark. For over fifty years they imported and distributed giftware, figurines, and home décor from Korea, Japan, and Taiwan to American mail-order houses and general merchandise stores.
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