Three dolphins in motion — rising together from a wave, rendered in HomCo's Masterpiece Porcelain line with a lightness that belies the medium. Part of their Endangered Species series from 1994, 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. Original HomCo stamp, original foil label, and felt feet to protect surfaces — all intact.
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.
A natural for coastal and beach house décor, summer displays, or a gift for a dolphin lover, an ocean enthusiast, or a HomCo collector.
Maker: HomCo (Home Interiors & Gifts), Masterpiece Porcelain; Endangered Species series
Style: Three dolphins rising from a wave
Materials: Porcelain; felt feet
Markings: HomCo stamp and original foil label intact
Size: 7.0 inches tall
Origin: Made in Mexico, 1994
Condition: Excellent vintage condition; no chips, cracks, or scratches. All sales final — please review all photos.
