Trio of Musical Cherubs Porcelain Figurine

This is a white glazed porcelain figurine depicting three putti or cherubs playing musical instruments. The central figure plays a double bass or cello, flanked by one playing a lute or mandolin and another playing a harp. The piece is crafted from a high-quality white porcelain with a brilliant glossy glaze, accented by a very subtle light blue or lavender wash on the draped fabric around their waists. The figures are sculpted in a classicizing, Rococo-revival style common in mid-20th century European decorative arts, particularly German or Italian porcelain factories such as Goebel or Capodimonte. The modeling shows soft, rounded facial features and wavy hair, characteristic of the 'cherubic' aesthetic. Regarding condition, the glaze appears intact with a healthy shine, though there is a visible layer of surface dust and grime in the crevices of the hair and instrument strings, suggesting it has been displayed for some time without deep cleaning. No major chips or structural repairs are immediately evident on the front-facing figures. The craftsmanship is of a commercial decorative grade, with molded details typical of high-volume porcelain production from the late 19th to mid-20th century.