Set of Three Graduated Bone China Giraffe Figurines

This item consists of a set of three graduated animal figurines depicting giraffes, likely manufactured and hand-painted in Japan during the mid-20th century (circa 1950s-1970s). The figures are crafted from fine bone china or porcelain with a glossy glaze finish. Each giraffe features a white base color decorated with caramel-brown patches and hand-painted black detailing for the eyes and facial features. The set includes a large, medium, and small figure, common in collectible 'family' sets of the era. The largest giraffe stands in a classic upright pose, while the middle figure is depicted with a lowered head, and the smallest represents a calf. Physically, they exhibit slim legs and stylized necks characteristic of porcelain miniatures. Condition-wise, the pieces appear well-preserved under glass, though high-glaze ceramics of this age often show fine surface crazing or minor glaze wear on the base. No visible chips or repairs are noted in the photograph. While specific 'Made in Japan' foil stickers are not visible, the style, material, and posing are highly indicative of export wares from that region and period. The craftsmanship is delicate, featuring thin walls and precise paint application for the spots.