Japanese Seven Lucky Gods Figurines Celluloid or Plastic (6) 1900 1930 Vintage

Japanese Seven Lucky Gods Figurines Celluloid or Plastic 1900 1930 Vintage. Six of the Gods are present and one is missing. See details below. The figures are about 2-1/2" - 3". The box and stand are included. Numbered on the bottom of each piece 1. Jurōjin– God of the elderly and longevity. Recognized by his distinctive long skull, and white beard. 2. Ebisu– Represents prosperity, abundance of food patron of fisherman represented in a fisherman’s costume 3. Fukurokuju– God of learning, wisdom. Luck. Patron of chess players (the staff is missing.) 4. Benzaiten– God of fine arts. Patron of painters, writers, dancers, geisha, all entertainers 5. Daikokuten-God of prosperity abundance of crop. He is shown standing on two bales of rice, holding a wooden hammer. 6. Hōtei– God of family, harmony, and happiness. Guardian protector of children (missing.) 7. Bishamonten– Patron of military men. He is represented carrying a weapon and a magic pagoda.