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Description:
This Mexican Man in a Sombrero Head Vase/Wall pocket is a colorful and fun piece for any collection. It is probably from the 50's and has a red stamped Japan mark. It was used as a planter at some point and has some mineral deposits visible inside, but that is often the case in these old pockets. You can usually clean them out, but the deposits doesn't really bother me. He has no chips or cracks but has rough areas of extra clay left in manufacturing, especially on the bottom and inside around the cut out hanging hole. His colors are a combination of strong bright ones and soft faded muted colors. Overall he is pleasing and a popular wall pocket. He is fairly hard to find and you will be glad you added him to your collection. Check my inventory for other great wall pockets. This item will be shipped from Texas. It can be combined with other items shipped from Texas to save on postage.
| Status: Off Market |
Reference#: M316 |
| Condition:
Good |
Year:
50's - 70's
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| Country:
Japan |
Maker:
Unknown |
| Height:
5.5 in. |
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Width: 4 in.
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Weight: 8 oz. |
| Title:
Sombrero Mexican Man Head Vase/ Wall Pocket |
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| Materials:
Ceramic |
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