Capture the timeless charm of a classic nursery rhyme with this beautiful "Sunday's Child" figurine. A cherished piece from a vintage "Days of the Week" collection, this figurine perfectly embodies the joy of the well-known poem: "Sunday's child is bonny and blithe, and good and gay."
This darling mid-century collectible is meticulously hand-painted, showcasing the sweet expression and detailed craftsmanship popular in post-war Japan. Consistent with the theme of a happy and wise child, she is depicted holding a tiny sheet of music, ready for a Sunday song. Delicate applied ceramic roses and gleaming gold accents add a final touch of elegance.
This piece is a wonderful find for anyone born on a Sunday, a collector seeking to complete their "Days of the Week" set, or anyone who appreciates the sweet nostalgia of mid-century ceramics.
Details
Title: Sunday's Child
Collection: "Days of the Week"
Era: Mid-Century (circa 1950s-1960s)
Design: Hand-painted ceramic with delicate gold accents.
Features: Figurine is holding a sheet of music and is adorned with applied ceramic roses.
Origin: This popular figurine was often manufactured in Japan by renowned companies like Lefton or Norcrest.