Vintage Porcelain Bisque Figurine of a Rococo Lady with Dog

This item is a decorative bisque porcelain figurine depicting a woman in 18th-century Rococo-style attire. The figure stands approximately 10 to 12 inches tall and is constructed from unglazed, matte-finish porcelain, often referred to as bisque. She is dressed in a wide-set bustled gown with a cream-colored outer skirt, an orange-tan underskirt, and a matching bodice with white ruffles. She wears a tall, elaborate hat characteristic of the mid-to-late 18th century. In her arms, she cradles a small brown dog, possibly a spaniel or terrier. The figurine is set upon a naturalistic base textured to resemble grass and earth with green and yellow glazes. The painting technique utilizes soft, muted pastels with subtle airbrushed gradients on the skirts and hand-painted features on the face. Regarding condition, the piece appears structurally sound without visible cracks or large chips from this angle, though the matte surface shows some typical dust accumulation and minor surface scuffing consistent with age. There are no immediate signs of professional restoration. The style mimics the 'Dresden' or 'Meissen' aesthetic popular in the late 19th through mid-20th centuries, though the lack of heavy gilt suggests a more mid-century decorative manufacturing origin. The craftsmanship shows moderate detail in the fabric folds and facial features, indicating a middle-market production quality typical of giftware from the 1940s to 1960s.