Vintage Ceramic Girl Figurine in Pink Floral Gown

This item is a decorative collectible figurine depicting a young girl in Victorian-style attire, likely dating from the 1970s or 1980s. Constructed from slip-cast ceramic with a matte or bisque-like finish, the figure stands approximately 8 to 10 inches tall. She is depicted wearing an elaborate pink empire-waist gown adorned with lavender floral motifs and a ruffled purple hem. Notable features include a matching pink bonnet with floral accents, long dark brown ringlet curls, and a large green polka-dot sash draped over her arm. The facial features are typical of the 'big-eyed' aesthetic popular in mid-to-late 20th-century giftware, characterized by large, expressive brown eyes and a small, delicate mouth. The figurine sits on a circular white base featuring a gilded wavy line and dot pattern. The craftsmanship exhibits hand-painted details, though some slight irregularities in color application are visible, typical of mass-produced decorative ceramics. Condition appears fair to good; there are visible scuffs on the base and some surface dust accumulation, but no major chips, cracks, or structural repairs are immediately evident in the photograph. There are no maker's marks visible from this angle, though such items were frequently produced by companies like Lefton, Enesco, or as hobbyist ceramic studio pieces.