Ardalt Lennox 'April' Porcelain Figurine

This is a detailed porcelain figurine titled 'April,' part of a series often attributed to Ardalt. The piece depicts a young girl in a pastoral scene, standing approximately 6 to 8 inches tall. She is dressed in a pink and white dress with delicate red-lined detailing and blue puffed sleeves, holding a small yellow chick in her hands. At her feet sits a brown and white hen in a basket, along with another small chick on a white ceramic scalloped base accented with gold gilt. To her left is a textured brown tree trunk blooming with small light blue and white flowers. Notable markings include a small scroll banner on the base that identifies the month as 'April.' The figurine is crafted from biscuit or glazed porcelain with a soft matte finish on the figures and a glossy finish on the base. The construction shows fine craftsmanship in the floral appliqués and the expressive facial features. Condition appears generally good with minimal visible chips; however, there is a potential minor break on one of the delicate flower petals on the tree, and slight dusting/surface grime indicates a vintage age, likely mid-20th century (1950s-1970s). The base likely contains an 'Ardalt' or 'Lennox' hallmark typical of Japanese imports from this period.