#5002 Vintage ceramic lady head vase with a hat adorned with gold roses 4.5”

No chips or cracks Lady head vases, particularly those made in Japan during the mid-20th century, became popular decorative items. They were often produced by companies like Napco (National Potteries Company) and were sold in department stores and gift shops. These vases were designed to add a touch of feminine charm and elegance to home decor. These figurines often featured stylized depictions of women, sometimes with elaborate hats or hairstyles, and were frequently embellished with gold trim, flowers, or other decorative elements. While not considered fine art, they hold a nostalgic appeal and are collected by enthusiasts of vintage home goods and kitsch.

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• Listed Jan 10, 2026