Occupied Japan porcelain boy and girl figurines, hand-painted and marked on the base with MADE IN OCCUPIED JAPAN. These small collectible figures date to the Occupied Japan era, circa 1945-1952, and are made in Japan.

• Two-piece set: one boy and one girl figurine, each shown with an animal accessory.
• Hand-painted porcelain with glossy finish and delicate painted facial features and clothing details.
• Base mark visible on one figure reads MADE IN OCCUPIED JAPAN; hollow, unglazed base openings are visible.
• Girl holds a yellow duck; boy holds a pink object, matching the identified subject matter.
• Each figure is approximately 2.75 inches tall, a miniature size suited to shelf or cabinet display.
• Photos show light wear, paint irregularities, and small surface specks.

Made as small decorative souvenirs and collectibles from the postwar Occupied Japan period, these figurines would today be displayed in a curio cabinet, on a shelf, or as part of an Occupied Japan collection.