Vintage Porcelain Courting Couple Figurine

This item is a vintage porcelain figurine, likely depicting a courting couple in 18th-century Rococo or Neo-classical style dress. The photograph shows the underside of the piece, revealing a hollow cast porcelain construction with a white glazed finish. The base structure is of a scrolling, footed design characteristic of European porcelain traditions such as those from Dresden or Capodimonte. Physical details visible include hand-painted floral accents in green, pink, and yellow on the upper garments. The underside features a small vent hole required for the firing process to prevent cracking. Notable hand-written markings in black ink are present on the inner base, including numerical codes and possibly a shorthand signature, though a formal manufacturer's stamp is not clearly visible in this angle. The condition shows visible signs of age and wear; specifically, there is significant ingrained dust and grime on the unglazed foot pads, and a piece of tape or adhesive residue is stuck near the center vent hole. No major structural cracks are immediately apparent from this view, but the presence of hand-lettered numbers suggests it may have been part of an inventory or private collection. Based on the casting style and aesthetic, it appears to be a mid-20th-century reproduction of an earlier 18th-century European porcelain motif.