Vintage Porcelain Gallant Figure in 18th-Century Attire

This item is a hand-painted porcelain or bisque figurine depicting a young man, or 'gallant,' styled in mid-18th-century European fashion. The figure stands in a graceful leaning pose against a tree stump, with legs crossed at the ankle. He wears a tricorn-style hat, an ochre-colored frock coat with ruffled lace cuffs, a red-waistcoat, and knee breeches. He is delicately holding a small pink flower near his chest. The base is an integral circular mound textured and painted with green and yellowish tones to represent grass. The facial features are finely rendered with arched eyebrows and a subtle flush, characteristic of late 19th to mid-20th-century decorative ceramics. The matte finish suggests a bisque porcelain construction. While no maker's mark is visible from this angle, the style is reminiscent of Capodimonte or similar Continental European workshops. The figurine appears to be in good vintage condition with no immediate evidence of major chips or structural repairs, though fine dust in the crevices and slight fading of the hand-painted pigments are typical for its age. The craftsmanship displays moderate attention to detail, particularly in the drapery of the coat and the delicate molding of the hands.