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I found these nodders at an antique store not too long ago. They were a great deal so I had to get them. The base looks different from the white with pink floral design that I have usually seen. I am really not sure how old they are but, they are still way cool.
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You don't mention marks, but they're made in Japan circa the 50s-60s
Thx art.pottery. There is a mark Patent T.T.T. on the bottom and a paper lable that does have a large letter G in a triangle and then says nov. co., Japan.
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