Seated Woman Figurine with Fruit Basket

This appears to be a porcelain or ceramic figurine depicting a seated woman, possibly a fruit vendor or a representation of abundance. The woman is rendered in a classical or romantic style, with flowing drapery and a wide-brimmed hat. Her clothing is primarily in muted tones of cream and off-white, with noticeable accents of a warm, burnt orange color on her hat and parts of her dress. She holds or is seated next to a basket brimming with what appear to be peaches or similar round fruits. The base of the figurine is sculpted to resemble natural ground, with some green coloring suggestive of grass. The overall color palette is relatively subtle, indicating an attempt at a naturalistic or antique finish. The figurine is mounted on a separate, darker brown, possibly wooden or composite, elliptical base, enhancing its presentation. While specific dimensions are not provided, its placement on the table suggests it is a medium-sized decorative piece, likely in the range of 10-15 inches in height. There are no obvious visible chips, cracks, or significant damage on the figure itself, suggesting it is in good condition. The craftsmanship appears to be detailed, particularly in the rendering of the facial features, hands, and the texture of the clothing and fruit. The style suggests it could be Italian porcelain, possibly Capodimonte or a similar studio, known for romantic and pastoral themes, likely from the mid to late 20th century. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided images.