Hand Painted Porcelain Woodland Ducks

     What we have here is a set of five porcelain ducks that was hand painted with what looks like water colors paint. I bought them at an antique action in the late 70s early 80s. It looks like at one time they may have had a maker’s tag on the bottom, which was, removed before I bought them. They were, made, using a four piece press molds and then assembled into one duck. They look like they could have been made around the 1950s in Taiwan but I cannot guarantee that they were made Taiwan. Did find two similar duck online and the one description said that one duck was made in Taiwan and the other said it was, made in Brazil. I think they are supposed to be American Wood Duck. One similar duck photo stating it was made in Taiwan and it  showed a sticker on the bottom saying “Made in Taiwan JASVCO JASCO R.O.C.” which is a group of companies in a number of Asian countries that worked together to make and exporting products to the United States and other parts of the world. I do believe they were, made in Taiwan. They are for display only and they do not float so they cannot be used as baby duck decoys. It is in mint condition with no cracks, chips, necks, fleabites, repairs, or stains.