Lenox Baker's Row Lighthouse Ceramic Figurine

This item is a ceramic figurine depicting a lighthouse complex, specifically identified as 'Baker's Row Lighthouse' on a plaque above the main entrance. It is attributed to Lenox and dated 1997. The figurine is constructed from ceramic, carefully painted to emulate building materials. The dominant colors are brick red for the main structures, with dark gray for roofs and window frames, white for trim elements, and touches of gold for features like the lighthouse lantern gallery and the front door. The lighthouse tower presents a classic brick pattern, tapering slightly towards the top, with several small rectangular windows. The attached building, likely a keeper's house or service building, also features a brick facade with a steeply pitched dark gray roof, two chimneys, and multiple windows with intricate gray grilles, giving a Victorian architectural feel. A small patch of green foliage is depicted at the base where the two structures meet. The craftsmanship suggests a decorative collectible, with fine details and a glossy finish characteristic of Lenox ceramics. There are visible signs of dust accumulation and potentially minor surface wear consistent with an item of its age, but no obvious cracks, chips, or repairs are evident from the provided image. The overall style is reminiscent of classic American lighthouses, rendered in a charming and collectible miniature form.