Ceramic Pheasant Figurines 1950s

1950s | Ceramic Pheasants | 2 Piece Set | USA These elegant Mid Century Ceramic Pheasant Figurines represent the sophisticated design aesthetic of 1950s decorative arts, featuring a beautifully matched two-piece set that captures the natural grace of these majestic birds. Crafted during the golden age of American ceramics, these collectible specimens showcase the attention to detail and artistic quality that defined mid-century decorative objects, complete with protective felt fabric on the bottom of each piece. The realistic detailing and natural coloring demonstrate the meticulous craftsmanship that makes each mid-century ceramic piece unique and historically significant. Specifications: Brand: Vintage Era: 1950s Material: Ceramic Quantity: 2 pieces Dimensions: Taller piece 9” x 11” x 3.5”, Figure with chicks: 5 3/4” x 11” x 4 3/4” Color: Multicolor Pattern/Motif: Birds Condition: Pre-owned Manufacturing Origin: USA Key Features These pheasant figurines demonstrate classic 1950s ceramic artistry with realistic detailing that captures the distinctive features and natural beauty of pheasants. The protective felt fabric on the bottom shows thoughtful craftsmanship and care for furniture protection. Each bird displays individual character while maintaining the cohesive design typical of mid-century collectible sets. The natural coloring and realistic proportions reflect the era's emphasis on bringing nature indoors through decorative arts. Perfect for Ideal for mid-century modern enthusiasts, bird collectors, and vintage decor lovers who appreciate authentic 1950s craftsmanship. Perfect for display on mantels, shelves, or as part of a larger mid-century decorative collection where they add natural elegance and period authenticity. These figurines make excellent conversation pieces for home decor or thoughtful gifts for collectors of mid-century ceramics. Condition Details These pre-owned figurines show moderate cosmetic wear consistent with age, including scuffs and scratches throughout. One bird exhibits a large area of paint loss on the top of the head as shown in images. Despite these condition issues, both pieces remain structurally sound with no cracks or broken parts, maintaining their display value and collectible appeal as authentic 1950s ceramic art.