April 16, 2024
Vintage 4 pc. 1950's Fish w/bubble ceramic wall plaque
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SUPER CUTE circa 1950's set of fish wall plaques with a bubble. The coloring on these fish is amazingly bright and they are in wonderful condition. They have holes on the back where they can be hung on the wall, but I also discovered they will also stand on their own. If you chose to display them standing up, you could then mount the bubble on the wall. The coloring on these fish is really nice. Notice their very cute pink cheeks and pink lips, as well as the smaller fish have bow ties done in a purple color. The larger fish has a "bow" in her hair that looks a lot like a starfish. The largest of the 3 fish measures 6" high. The smaller ones are about 3 1/4" high. There is no maker's mark on the back, so I have no idea who made them. They remind me of Enesco or Lefton, but I don't know that for sure. They could possibly be some sort of California pottery, simply due to the styling and colors. As far as condition, there is some crazing here and there on each fish if you look closely. The large fish also has a tiny spot on the tail that has lost its glaze, as well as a "rough" spot on the lower right fin that looks like was never properly glazed. I would still rate these a 9 out of 10 due to their wonderful coloring and styling, but I wanted to make sure I mention any sort of issue I could see. They also have glaze "overruns" on the
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