Capodimonte Style Porcelain Figurine of a Young Boy with Harvest Basket

This is a vintage glazed porcelain figurine depicting a young boy in a pastoral or rustic theme. The figure stands barefoot on a circular grassy mound base, carrying a woven basket filled with grapes or fruit balanced on his right shoulder. The boy is dressed in tattered peasant clothing, including an open shirt that reveals his torso and knee-length breeches with a visible tear on the right leg. The piece is rendered in a soft, muted color palette dominated by cream, beige, pale lavender, and subtle greens, which is characteristic of Italian porcelain styles like Capodimonte. The workmanship shows fluid lines and expressive facial features, though it appears to be a mid-20th-century production rather than an early antique. The high-gloss glaze provides a reflective finish across the entire surface. Notable craftsmanship is seen in the molded textures of the woven basket and the ruffles of the fabric. In terms of condition, the piece appears largely intact, though there is a noticeable dark mark or possible repair on the left knee, and general surface dust is visible. The height is approximately 10 to 12 inches based on the scale of the human hand holding it. No visible maker's marks are shown in the image, but the style strongly suggests an Italian origin from the 1950s-1970s.