This is a hand-painted porcelain Dutch boy figurine with a basket, in the Occupied Japan period style. The piece is attributed to the Occupied Japan era, 1945-1952, and is made in Japan.
• Figure subject is a Dutch boy standing with a basket at his side, finished in soft blue, white, pink, green, and brown enamel colors.
• Porcelain body with hand-painted details throughout, including the face, cap, clothing trim, basket, and base accents.
• Product identification notes the base is marked MADE IN OCCUPIED JAPAN; that mark is not visible in the provided photos.
• Approximate height is about 5.5 inches, a small display size for shelf, curio cabinet, or tabletop use.
• The figure shows visible age wear, including scuffs, glaze spotting, and paint rubs/losses on the clothing and base.
• No other accessories or packaging are shown; only the figurine pictured is included.
This type of porcelain figurine was made as a decorative souvenir and display piece. Today it would suit an Occupied Japan collection, vintage figurine shelf, or curio cabinet display.
