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Lot 8020

Hakata Dolls, A Temari Ball, and a Kabuki Doll

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Estimated Value: $200-210

Manufacturer: One has a sticker on the bottom that reads, “Hakata Mimasu Dolls Japan,” another reads “Hand crafted Relco Japan” and others are stamped “Japan” or “Made in Japan” and others have no maker mark.

Origin: Japan

Dimensions: The kabuki theatre doll in its box measures 10.5×9.5×12 in.  

Condition: Light wear and scuffs on each of the smaller dolls and some have more wear or chips than others. The balls glass box is coming undone/broken on the top and sides. 

Additional Information: Includes a kabuki theatre doll in a glass box. The doll has long white hair, with a colorful kimono outfit on, and a panted porcelain clay face and hands. Also includes a Temari ball with woven and wrapped thread in intricate geometric patterns of colored on a pillow, seated inside a glass box. These balls are a symbol of friendship and good wishes. 

Also includes many various painted clay, and wooden small Hakata dolls engaging in various dances or tasks. Each has different styles and attire. The assortment of traditional Japanese Hakata dolls are made from fired and painted unglazed clay. These dolls are known for their soft colors and realistic expressions. And includes a small painted framed artwork of a man in a colorful kimono. 

Lastly includes a vintage Scottish painted clay whiskey decanter which is a Grant figurine designed and adapted from a Scottish McIan print and made in Japan in 1970. 

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8020
Closed
July 18, 2025
Lot 8020
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