Vintage Hand Painted Moriyama Man & Woman Figurines made in Occupied Japan

The image displays a pair of porcelain figurines depicting a man and a woman in colonial or Rococo-style attire. These figurines are often identified as "Occupied Japan" porcelain, a term referring to items manufactured in Japan during the Allied occupation following World War II (1945-1952).

This designation indicates the period of manufacture when "Made in Occupied Japan" or "Occupied Japan" marks were applied to various goods, including ceramics and porcelain.

Highly collectible as it is very easy to date these items. The figurines typically portray figures in elaborate period clothing, like the man in a tricorn hat and long coat, and the woman in a flowing gown with an umbrella, characteristic of the Rococo aesthetic.

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