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Highly collectible matching pair of vintage 1956 Napco (National Potteries Corporation) Christmas pocket planters. Made in Japan, these beautiful mid-century kitsch pieces feature coordinating holiday designs, consecutive mold numbers, and open planter cavities in the back of each figurine. They look incredible displayed side-by-side. Approx. 7 inches tall.
* **Green Caroler Girl Planter (Mold AY 2193C):** Features a deep green winter coat and tiered ruffle skirt while holding an open red hymnal songbook. The back of her skirt opens into a large pocket planter cavity.
* **Red Shopper Girl Planter (Mold AX 2193C):** Features an inverted color palette with a red coat, green tiered ruffle skirt, and stacked Christmas gifts. The back of her skirt also opens into a large pocket planter cavity.
Please review all high-resolution photos closely, as they serve as the primary visual condition guide. .
* **Caroler Girl:** Her paint is vibrant, facial features are exceptionally crisp, and the cold-gold trim is beautifully intact. Minimal signs of wear. See pics, side skirt, and bottom
* **Shopper Girl:** Shows expected vintage wear. There is visible crazing to her white collar and white paint of the gifts she is holding. Noticeable paint flaking/loss on the back of her red skirt and holly leaves at top of beret (plainly visible in the photos).
Both planters feature the authentic stamped \"NAPCO 1956\" markings on their bases. No cracks detected in the ceramic bodies. These girls display beautifully. Please ask any questions prior to offerding or purchasing. Thank you for looking!
