A well-balanced collection of Japanese traditional kokeshi dolls dating from the Showa period (20th century). The lot consists of multiple hand-turned wooden dolls representing classic regional kokeshi styles from northeastern Japan. Several examples bear original handwritten signatures on the base, indicating works by regional kokeshi artists active during the Showa era. Based on signature style and craftsmanship, the group includes pieces attributed to the recognized kokeshi artist Wada Sanpei, alongside other signed works reflecting the diversity of mid-20th-century Japanese folk art. The dolls display elegant cylindrical forms with expressive faces and traditional hand-painted floral and geometric motifs. Differences in size, proportions, and decoration highlight the individuality of each craftsman. Condition: Overall good vintage condition. Minor surface wear, light scratches, and natural patina consistent with age are present. No major cracks or restorations observed. Period: Showa period (20th century) Material: Wood Origin: Japan A highly attractive collection suitable for collectors of Japanese folk art and traditional kokeshi dolls.