05/14/2026
The ARDALT Woman on Conch Shell Beaded Bisque Vase #6156 is a decorative collectible featuring a woman sitting on a conch shell. Measuring 7.5 inches in length, this vase is intricately designed with shell patterns and beads, adding a unique touch to any space. Made in Occupied Japan, this piece holds historical significance and cultural charm, making it a standout addition to any collection.
It boasts a conch shell, often adorned with beaded accents and applied "porcelain lace." They were popular as bedside or vanity nightlights in the 1940s-1950s.Key Features of Ardalt Conch Shell LampsManufacturer: Lenwile Ardalt Japan ("Verithin" porcelain).Design: Often features a Victorian-style lady or angel figure alongside a natural or porcelain-molded conch shell base.Adornments: Often embellished with applied porcelain roses, beaded lace trim, and gold gilding.Type: Primarily designed as small accent lamps, vanity, or TV nightlights.Age: Primarily produced in the 1940s-
The pics do nothing for the beauty that they depict. They belonged to a prominent woman from an estates she downsized many of her treasures.
They sit on ornate light brass pedestals.
No flea bites, cracks
Beautiful pieces of yesteryear
