







A pair of vintage Shawnee Pottery miniature ceramic animal figurines from the classic 1930s–1940s era. These hand-painted clay pieces represent Shawnee's charming miniature animal series—small collectibles designed for shelf display, dollhouse use, or simple joy.
Each piece shows the distinctive hand-painted details characteristic of Shawnee's production methods during this period.
Shawnee Pottery Company, based in Zanesville, Ohio, was a prolific American pottery manufacturer known for affordable, decorative ceramic tableware, planters, and figurines. During the 1930s and 1940s, Shawnee produced miniature animal figurines that became beloved collectibles. Each piece was individually hand-painted, giving them character and charm that mass-produced alternatives lacked.
Shawnee pieces are valued by collectors for their:
White Dog
Green-Pants Creature
These figurines work beautifully as:
Sold as pictured. See all photos for close detail on hand-painted features, glaze, and condition.
If you collect Shawnee Pottery, this hand-painted duo pairs a white dog with a teal collar and a small black creature in bright green pants. If it's the one you've been looking for, it's ready to come home.
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