Porcelain Colonial Man & Woman Tea Time Spaghetti Lace &‎ Poodle Figurine

8 1/2” across  6” high  This is a porcelain lace figurine group in Rococo / 18th-century style, showing a courting couple at tea.  Key Details: 	1.	Style & Era 	•	Figures in powdered wigs, ruffled lace trim, pastel coats and dresses = Rococo revival style. 	•	Very popular in the mid-20th century (1940s–1960s) for export, especially from Germany and Japan. 	2.	Material & Decoration 	•	Porcelain with Dresden-style lace: the “lace” trim is real fabric dipped in porcelain slip and fired, leaving a delicate porcelain lace. 	•	Iridescent glaze and gold highlights (notice the shiny coat and table accents). 	3.	Base & Underside 	•	The unmarked bottom with two open kiln holes and molded grid pattern is typical of Japanese postwar porcelain factories (Occupied Japan, 1950s onward). 	•	German Dresden and Volkstedt lace pieces usually have blue crossed-swords or crown marks, while this unmarked hollow base is much more consistent with Japanese decorative imports.