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Denden Ware owl money bank 1960s JOA Why do I call it

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Description

Why do I call it a ball and not a rose or frog

alongside the likes of John Bartram and Helen Engisch

Her dress has a water stain on the back (my fault I left her on a damp bench and the ink ran) Has minor marks on hands from use and small scratch marks on her plastic head/ear

There is a very fine glass firing crack on the handle (I only saw it because I expanded the images to inspect them)

Denden Ware owl money bank 1960s JOA Why do I call itDendan Ware brown ceramic owl figurine, likely dating back to the 1960s. Design: The ceramic owl features a drip glaze finish in shades of brown and yellow. Function: Money box (piggy bank). Origin: Items like this were frequently manufactured in Japan during the 50's and 60's. Please see and expand the photos as they help to form part of the overall condition description. Questions about this or other items? Contact us via chat or our site email.

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