Antique Meiji Era Japanese Hoso-Ningyo Doll, Large 14" Tall for Sale

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Antique Meiji Era Japanese Hoso-Ningyo Doll, Large 14" Tall For Sale

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Antique Meiji Era Japanese Hoso-Ningyo Doll, Large 14" Tall:
$700.00

**Please note this doll is from a collection of antique Japanese dolls, we invite you to check our shop to see from this collection if interested**

Size approximations: 14 inches tall x 11 7/8 inches wide x 9 1/2 inches deep.

Weight approximation: 1 pound, 10 ounces.

Condition: wear and tear from age, use and storage (paint loss on the doll, paint flaking and other surface wear on the base, minor signs of age on the fabric, the hair is a little disheveled and other imperfections) as pictured; in overall very good condition for its age as pictured. In consideration of any purchase it is recommended that the zoom tool be used to thoroughly inspect all the photos. Sold as preowned and as pictured.

This listing is for an Antique Meiji Era Japanese Hoso-Ningyo Doll, Large 14" Tallas pictured. The pictures are part of the description, what you see is what you get. Since we are not experts in authenticating this listing by any means, please inspect the pictures and be the judge.

The Edo period (1603-1868) in Japan saw the emergence of various traditional arts, including doll-making. EDO dolls, known as "Edo ningyo," reflected cultural, societal, and artistic developments of the time. They ranged from simple folk dolls to intricate courtly figures, showcasing craftsmanship and regional styles. Notable doll-making centers included Kyoto, Echizen, and Edo (modern-day Tokyo). Themes often depicted aspects of daily life, folklore, or historical events, contributing to the rich tapestry of Japanese artistic heritage.During the Meiji period (1868-1912) in Japan, there was a significant shift in societal and cultural dynamics, impacting doll-making. The Meiji era marked the country's modernization, embracing Western influences. Japanese dolls from this period, often referred to as "Meiji ningyo," reflected a blend of traditional and new styles. Meiji dolls showcased innovation with the incorporation of Western fashion and materials like porcelain. Doll makers adapted to changing tastes, creating dolls that represented the evolving Japanese identity. The Meiji period also saw the emergence of dolls representing historical figures, reflecting a growing interest in Japan's past. Overall, Meiji dolls played a crucial role in expressing the dynamic cultural changes during this transformative era in Japanese history.

Shipping: for domestic orders only - if multiple items are purchased in one day we will gladly combine the shipping to reduce cost when feasible. Combined shipping is not available for international orders. Note we will only send the item to the original buyer and address and not to a third party. Participation in ’s Global Shipping Program is subject to change. The seller reserves the right to cancel any international order that does not meet the terms and conditions of ’s Global Shipping Program policies.

Payment: buyer agrees to pay within two days. Applicable state taxes will be applied to your invoice if you are ordering from a state that legislates state taxes be collected by online platforms. Additionally, any applicable fees, taxes, customs charges, insurance, etc, as determined by ’s Global Shipping Program will be the responsibility of the buyer as per ’s policies.

Return/ refund policy: no returns, no partial refunding.

Exceptions to “no return” policy:

1) item description does not substantially match the item. If a return request is accepted, we will refund the amount of item(s) that was paid (ie not shipping) once the item is returned. Buyer must provide tracking number and pay return shipping. Fees may apply.

2) item is broken/ damaged in transit. Items damaged during transit will be refunded upon timely notification (maximum 7 days from tracked delivery of the item) and receipt of photographic evidence of damage, including photos of the packing. Buyer agrees to keep the damaged item and packing for at least 14 days and present it to a local carrier’s office if requested to aid in the processing of an insurance claim. Fees may apply.

Unless specifically noted in a listing, any base, plate stand or teacup stand is for display purposes only and will not be shipped with the item.

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