UCAGCO Ceramic Girl Figurine with Walking Stick 6.5"
$20.00
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UCAGCO Ceramic Girl Figurine with Walking Stick 6.5"
Condition:
used
$20.00
Sale price
$20.00
Regular price
This ceramic figurine brings a soft, sculptural presence to shelves or tabletop displays with its hand‑painted detailing, glossy glaze, and depiction of a young girl holding a walking stick.
UCAGCO, short for United China and Glass Company, was an American importer known for distributing Japanese‑made ceramics throughout the mid‑20th century. This piece reflects that production history with its hand‑painted finish and gentle form suited for decorative display.
Dimensions are 6.5 inches tall.
This item is shipped directly by Wade Living and may arrive separately from other items in your order.
Vintage Disclaimer
Vintage pieces may show light signs of age or use. Please review all photos and reach out with any questions before purchasing. Due to the nature of vintage items, returns are not accepted.
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