This is a lovely porcelain bathing beauty from the Art Deco era. She is wearing a blue swimsuit with a hat, and laying on a lusterware oyster shell. She is marked, but Made in Japan & from the 1930s. She measures about 3 3/4 inches long. Excellent condition – no cracks, chips or repairs.

This is a lovely porcelain bathing beauty from the Art Deco era. She is wearing a yellow swimsuit with a hat, and laying on a lusterware clam shell. She is unmarked, but possibly German from the 1920s. She measures about 3 1/8 inches long. Excellent condition – no cracks, chips or repairs, but there is a manufacturing separation at one side of the clam shell.

This is a wonderful figure of a girl dressed in a red checkered party dress and hat. She is made out of paper, cellophane for the bow around her neck, what looks like Life-Savers for her body and is standing on a cardboard base. The face is hand painted. An excellent example of one-of-a-kind, home made folk art. She is about 5 inches tall. Excellent condition.

This is a wonderful figure of a dancing lady, dressed in a pale yellow party dress. She is made out of crepe paper, a paper doily for her petticoat, cardboard and is standing on a clam shell. The face is hand painted. Great action to this figure. An excellent example of one-of-a-kind, home made folk art. She is about 5 1/2 inches tall. Excellent condition.

This is a wonderful figure of Little Miss Muffet sitting on her tuffet, dressed in a green dress. She is made out of crepe paper, cardboard and pipe cleaners. The spider is on her dress and she is holding a bowl of curds and whey. The face is hand painted. An excellent example of one-of-a-kind, home made folk art. The seated figure is about 1 1/2 inches tall. Excellent condition.

This is a wonderful native American Indian princess (or hula dancer) figure, dressed in a yarn skirt, made out of yarn, plastic and pipe cleaners. The face is hand painted. An excellent example of one-of-a-kind, home made folk art. The dancer is about 5 1/2 inches tall. Excellent condition.

This is a wonderful bridesmaid figure, dressed in creamy off-white, made out of crepe paper, tulle/lace, ribbon, pipe cleaners and cardboard holding a bouquet of flowers made from a bunch of vintage flower stamens. An excellent example of one-of-a-kind, home made folk art. The bridesmaid is about 6 1/2 inches tall. Excellent condition.

This is a wonderful little seated child or toddler figure made out of crepe paper and cardboard. The face is hand painted. An excellent example of one-of-a-kind, home made folk art. The angel is about 1 5/8 inches tall. Excellent condition.

This is a wonderful little baby figure laying on its back made out of crepe paper and cardboard. The face is hand painted. An excellent example of one-of-a-kind, home made folk art. The angel is about 2 inches tall. Excellent condition.

This is a wonderful little angel figure with wings made out of crepe paper, cardboard, tulle/lace, gold tinsel and pipe cleaners. The face is hand painted. An excellent example of one-of-a-kind, home made folk art. The angel is about 6 1/4 inches tall. Excellent condition.

This is a wonderful little doll from the 1930s or earlier. She looks like she is either a hula girl or an American Indian girl. She is made of bisque that is painted a dark red and has movable arms and legs. Her outfit is made of leather – that is why I think she may be Native American. Her features are hand painted, including a headband. The doll has no maker’s mark that I can find. She is about 3 inches tall and in excellent condition, although the leather is quite stiff.

This is a fun little tin and celluloid windup toy from Hawaii back in the 1930s. She is in near perfect condition – the arms are a little loose, which is common for these dolls, but this one is much better than most. She dances just fine and with her feathers and beads, she puts on quite a show. Measures about 6.5 inches tall, plus her feather! Marked simply "Japan” on her neck.