Set of 2 Vintage Taiwan Porcelain Flower Girls – Mini Figurines with Sweet face

Sweet pair of vintage porcelain flower girls from Taiwan, each with expressive hand-painted faces and tiny details that make them ideal for mini vignette décor. These two tiny porcelain flower girls were made in Taiwan in the 1970s–1980s era, part of the collectible “Flower Girl of the Month” line often attributed to Hawthorne Porcelainware. They measure just about two inches tall and have that classic Taiwan-era charm—matte porcelain bodies, delicate pastel accents, and individualized painted faces that give each girl her own character. One figurine is officially tagged as May and wears a yellow bow while holding a basket with a tiny porcelain blossom. She still has her original foil tag, which is rare to find intact. Her face is painted in a sweet closed-eye expression. The second figurine has open eyes with a sideways glance, a lavender bow, and a blue flower in a small basket. Both figurines display light signs of age. The blue-flower girl has an aged glue trail near the flower and a tiny chip to one of the small blossoms in the garland at her collar. The May girl appears in very good vintage condition with the expected minor shelf wear. Sold together as a pair—adorable for cottage displays, miniature shelves, or birthday-month collecting. Size: Approx. 2 inches tall each. Condition: Good vintage condition. Expected small signs of age. Blue-flower girl has aged glue trails and a tiny chip at her neck garland. May girl is clean and sturdy with original foil tag.