#1443 Pair of Homco ceramic snail figurines with a Ladybug and Caterpillar

Approx. 4” x 2” A little wear but nothing to note Homco (Home Interior and Gifts) was a company that sold decorative home accessories, often through direct sales representatives, popular from the mid-20th century into the early 2000s. Their figurines were widely distributed and collected for their charming, often whimsical designs, appealing to a broad audience seeking affordable home decor. These pieces typically feature sentimental or cute themes, making them popular as gifts and small decorative accents.

These particular snail figurines, likely part of a larger collection or series, exemplify the typical Homco aesthetic. The inclusion of a ladybug and a sprout adds a touch of nature-inspired charm, common in decorative ceramics of the era. While not considered fine art, such pieces hold nostalgic value for collectors who appreciate their playful designs and the memories they evoke of home decor trends from past decades.