A choir angel in white porcelain, wings brushed with simple gold accents, a song sheet held ready to sing.
Holland Mold began in 1946 in a Trenton, New Jersey garage, when Austrian immigrant Frank Hollendonner started making blank ceramic molds for home crafters to paint themselves — this piece still bears the "Holland Mold" mark on the base, along with what looks like the painter's initials, "Kev." She has a couple of small chips (nose and right foot, pictured), the kind of honest wear that comes with being loved and handled over decades.
A gentle addition to a holiday mantel or a religious-themed display, and a sweet gift for anyone who collects vintage angels. Browse our shop for more vintage Christmas figurines to round out your collection.
Maker: Holland Mold, hand-painted
Materials: Porcelain
Dimensions: 4.75" tall x 3.5" wide x 2" deep
Origin: Trenton, NJ, USA
Era: 1980s
Condition: Average vintage — chip on nose and right foot (photographed)
