Vintage Goebel Hummel-Style Sad Clown Figurine with Dog

This is a vintage porcelain or ceramic figurine depicting a melancholic 'sad clown' character, designed in a style reminiscent of mid-century Goebel or Hummel collectibles. The piece stands approximately 6 to 8 inches tall and is constructed from kiln-fired ceramic with a matte or bisque finish. The color palette is composed of muted, earthy tones including soft whites, grays, and browns, with a distinct pops of color from the oversized orange bow tie and the clown's small red nose. The clown features a characteristic oversized bald head with a small patch detail, expressive drooping eyes with painted tear tracks, and puffy white tufts of hair on the sides. He is dressed in a long, oversized coat and holds a gray hat against his chest, while a small brown dog wearing a tiny pink hat sits at his feet. The craftsmanship is detailed, showing fine modeling in the folds of the clothing and the facial expressions. While no maker's mark is visible in the photograph, the style suggests a production period between the 1960s and 1980s. The condition appears fair to good, with some visible surface dust and potential light scuffing on the delicate matte finish, which is typical for aged bisque porcelain. There are no obvious major cracks or repairs visible from the primary angle, though the finish shows a soft patina indicative of long-term display.