Vintage Japanese Ceramic Rooster Figurine

This is a vintage ceramic figurine of a rooster, likely of Japanese origin as indicated by the style and context. The figurine is constructed from molded ceramic with a glossy overglaze. Its physical characteristics include a predominantly white or cream base color, accented by hand-painted or sponge-applied details in earth tones like brown, tan, and olive green, along with a distinctive pinkish-red wattle/comb and yellow-orange highlights on the beak and feet. The tail feathers are rendered in high relief with a scalloped, shell-like pattern. Notable features include the stylized, mid-century modern aesthetic common in export porcelain from the 1950s and 60s. The piece shows evidence of age including some accumulated grime in the recessed areas, minor surface abrasions, and what appears to be a small amount of adhesive residue or a minor firing crack where the neck meets the tail section. No prominent maker's marks are visible in the view provided, but the loose brushwork and localized pooling of colored glazes are typical of mass-produced Japanese giftware from the mid-20th century. The craftsmanship is standard for the era, utilizing a two-part mold process with manual finishing, resulting in a charming, slightly abstract avian form.