Lladro-style 'Two Boys Playing Leapfrog' Porcelain Figurine

This is a polychrome glazed porcelain figurine depicting two young boys engaged in a game of leapfrog. The piece is crafted in a style reminiscent of Spanish porcelain houses like Lladro or Nao, characterized by soft, muted pastel tones and a high-gloss finish. The boy standing is wearing light green overalls with red suspenders and a matching green hat, while the boy kneeling on the textured, grassy-style base wears a white shirt, brown trousers, and a vibrant red beret. The figures show expressive, delicate facial features with fine brushwork on the eyes and hair. The construction involves intricate molding, particularly visible in the folds of the clothing and the anatomical details of the hands and bare feet. While no maker's mark is visible from this angle, the lack of elongated, stylized proportions typical of genuine early Lladro suggests it may be a later production or from a contemporary Spanish workshop like Zaphir or Casades. The condition appears fair to good; however, there is noticeable dust accumulation in the crevices, and the high-gloss glaze shows fine surface reflections but no immediate signs of large chips or cracks. The base is an irregular oval with moss-green stippling to represent terrain. This piece likely dates from the late 20th century (circa 1970s-1990s).