Capodimonte Style Italian Porcelain Figurine Lamp Base

This is a detailed polychrome porcelain figurine representing a young woman seated amidst a floral garden, typically used as a decorative lamp base or a standalone ornamental sculpture. The piece is constructed from glazed white porcelain with delicate hand-painted accents on the botanical elements. The central figure is dressed in a simple, flowing gown, seated on a textured base adorned with green leaves and a variety of small, multi-colored flowers in shades of pink, yellow, and blue. Rising behind her is an elegant, stylized stalk or tree trunk that culminates in large, leafy fronds, which likely served as the support for a lamp fixture. A notable feature is the gold foil sticker on the front of the Rococo-style scrolling base, which indicates a 20th-century Italian origin, possibly from the Naples region (Capodimonte style). The craftsmanship shows fine attention to detail in the folds of the fabric and the individual petals of the flora. Regarding condition, there appears to be minor dust accumulation in the crevices and potentially small fleabites or chips common to the delicate 'spaghetti' style porcelain flowers, particularly on the edges of the petals and leaves. The overall glaze maintains a high-gloss finish, reflecting a mid-to-late 20th-century manufacturing period.