Migration

Name: Migration
 
Type: Wall hangning figuirine
 
Year: Circa 1950s–1960s
 
Set: Yes
 
Mark: Unknown - Likely Japan
 
History: This type of wall plaque was mass-produced but remains collectible due to its nostalgic charm and retro aesthetic. They were especially popular in North America and Europe post-WWII, often found in mid-century homes, cabins, or kitchens. The detailing and condition (noting one repaired crack and wear) affect their market value.
 
 
Despite the damage to one wing and a faint maker's mark, these retain appeal for collectors of vintage wall art and kitsch ceramic animals. Their value is enhanced when sold as a matching pair.
 
Flaws: Repaired necks and one wing