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Figurine: HomCo, Masterpiece Porcelain, Endangered Species Dolphins, Coastal Decor, Made in Mexico, 1994
Figurine: HomCo, Masterpiece Porcelain, Endangered Species Dolphins, Coastal Decor, Made in Mexico, 1994
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Three dolphins rise together from a wave — HomCo's Masterpiece Porcelain rendered with a lightness that belies the medium, part of their 1994 Endangered Species series.
- Maker: HomCo (Home Interiors & Gifts), Masterpiece Porcelain
- Materials: Porcelain, felt feet
- Dimensions: 7.0" tall
- Origin: Mexico
- Era: Vintage, 1994
- Condition: Excellent — no chips, cracks, or scratches; original HomCo stamp and foil label intact. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Part of the Endangered Species series, this is the kind of piece that made HomCo a household name: accessible, warmly made, and with a genuine affection for its subject. At seven inches tall it has real presence on a shelf, with felt feet to protect surfaces.
A natural for coastal and beach house décor, summer displays, or a gift for a dolphin lover, an ocean enthusiast, or a HomCo collector.
HomCo (Home Interiors & Gifts) was founded by Mary C. Crowley in Carrollton, Texas in 1957, structured around a network of women selling direct to consumers — a model that made them one of America's most recognized home décor brands. At their peak in the early 1990s, sales exceeded $850 million. The company filed for bankruptcy in 2008 and eventually became Celebrating Home. Their figurines, especially the Masterpiece Porcelain series, are beloved by collectors.
Browse our shop for more vintage HomCo and coastal figurines to round out your collection.
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