Learn how to identify and value your vintage Made in Occupied Japan figurines, which are Japanese copies of Western models. See the top 10 most expensive ones, such as Porcelain Moriyama, Colonial Man and Woman, and Twin Cats.

Learn about the history, value, and identification of ceramics made in Japan under American occupation from 1945 to 1952. Find examples of cups, saucers, figurines, and other forms marked "Occupied Japan" or "Made in Occupied Japan".

Below are 25 of the most valuable occupied Japan figurines. 1. Porcelain Lady and GE. 2. Colonial couple. 3. Martine Lady Head. 4. Bella Lady Head. 5. Hand Painted Kitty. 6. Vintage Monk Figurines. 7. Greer Lady Head. 8. Art Deco Clown Band. 9. Vintage Set Figurines. 10. Morceaux Collection. 12. Moriyama Figurine Set. 13.

This selection of Occupied Japan figurines is a good one for beginners. The pieces themselves are low cost – just $5 to $15 each. But you can use them as a benchmark to expand your collection and compare them with bigger, more expensive figurines.

Learn about the historical context, artistic influences, and most valuable examples of Occupied Japan figurines, mass-produced ceramics for export after WWII. Find out how to identify authentic pieces, what to look for in condition, and how to preserve and display these treasures.