Pair of Vintage Pastel Porcelain Girl with Geese Figurines

A matching pair of decorative porcelain figurines, each depicting a young girl in pastoral attire accompanied by geese. These pieces are crafted from fine-grain ceramic or porcelain with a glossy glazed finish. The color palette is dominated by soft, muted pastel tones: the girl on the left wears a pale blue skirt and a pink bonnet while cradling a white goose; the girl on the right wears a tan skirt with a lavender-tinted blouse. Each figure stands approximately 4 to 5 inches tall on an integral, rounded white base. The girls are depicted with soft facial features and golden-brown hair, wearing wide-brimmed hats in a style evocative of the late 19th-century countryside fashion. The craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced mid-to-late 20th-century decorative item, likely originating from Japan or Taiwan, modeled after the Lladro or Hummel aesthetic. The condition appears fair to good with no immediate signs of chips or cracks visible on the main bodies, though fine crazing in the glaze or minor shelf wear on the unglazed bottom of the bases is common for items of this vintage found in a resale environment. There are no prominent maker’s marks visible on the front and some remnants of modern pricing stickers suggest they are currently in a retail secondary market.