Made by the Lefton China Company in Japan during 1950's era.

Very Very Good Condition. Can not find any cracks or crazing in this vase. The paint is in great shape.  Her fingers, lips , and nose are all in great shape. Clean on the inside. 

  Her eye lashes are both missing pieces off of both of them. Even with her eyelashes missing small amounts of them, they still look stunning. 

The roses on her hat are missing a few petals and you have to look close to realize this.

There are a couple of small chips on the underside of her hat brim but can not be seen unless you turn the vase upside down.

 She has the original foil Lefton sticker on the bottom as well as the number 2900 stamped on her.

She measures apx. 6-1/8" tall, 5-1/8" x 4-1/8" wide.

The Lefton #2900 Lady Head Vase with a white hat and blue strapless dress is a vintage ceramic piece made in Japan during the 1950s. This art deco style head vase features a hand-painted design of a woman, embodying the mid-20th-century aesthetic. With its matte finish and decorative elements, this original piece is a unique addition to any collection of decorative pottery and glassware. The brand Lefton is known for its high-quality craftsmanship and this head vase is a prime example of their production style. She sports a wide brimmed white hat adorned with a blue band and pink roses and a blue strapless top.  Her hands are folded eloquently to the side of her face.  Her eyes are closed.