Mallard Duck Ceramic Wall Pocket Pair, Occupied Japan, 1940s Floral brunch Ceramic Arts Studio Figurine

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Mallard Duck Ceramic Wall Pocket Pair, Occupied Japan, 1940s Floral brunch Ceramic Arts Studio FigurinePair of mallard duck ceramic wall pockets. Mallards are dabbling ducks", which is just the best name for a kind of duck, but simply meaning that they feed in the water by tipping forward and grazing on underwater plants. Easily identifiable, male mallards have a dark, iridescent green head, bright yellow bill, and a white bordered, blue patch on the wing, similar to the stylized markings on this pair in flight. In the wake of the Second World War, U.