otherwise there are no cracks
A lovely single for the collector completing the twelve-month set
There is something cinematic about a handled silver tray — the kind a butler carries in old films
Three bunnies jumping a pink rope that spells out E-A-S-T-E-R — and somehow that's everything
and promotional pieces — preserved Powell's work in reproduction form that is now actively collected
Figurine, Victorian Couple, Man Playing Mandolin, Occupied Japan, Hand Painted Porcelain, Pastel & Gold, Vintage 1945–1952 vintage-home-decor otherwise there are no cracksHe's playing the mandolin and she's right beside him, listening soft pastels of blue, pink, yellow, and green, flowers on her skirt, gold accents throughout, and faces painted with the kind of careful detail that the best Occupied Japan pieces are known for. A small scene, only four and a half inches tall, but complete in every way. Stamped on the bottom: "Made in Occupied Japan," which dates it precisely to the postwar Allied occupation, between 1945