Capodimonte-style Figurine: Lady with Heron

This appears to be a Capodimonte-style porcelain figurine depicting a graceful woman interacting with a heron. The figurine is composed of glazed porcelain, showcasing a delicate color palette that includes pale skin tones for the woman, a light teal or mint green for her flowing dress with subtle gold or cream accents, and naturalistic white and light brown tones for the heron. The woman is stylized with a classic flapper-era aesthetic, featuring a headpiece or headband with what appears to be a white feather or plume, and a bobbed hairstyle under the headband. Her facial features are delicately painted with dark eyes, defined eyebrows, and subtle red lips. She wears a sleeveless, somewhat sheer-looking dress with spaghetti straps and a v-neckline, which drapes elegantly around her legs. Her left arm cradles the neck of a tall heron, whose long legs are positioned close to hers, suggesting an intimate connection between the two figures. The bird itself exhibits fine textural details to imply feathers. Both figures stand on a round white porcelain base, which in turn is mounted on a larger, dark stained wooden plinth. This wooden base has a polished finish and a brass-colored metal plaque on its front, which appears to have an inscription, though it is not fully legible. The overall craftsmanship suggests a high level of detail, typical of artisanal porcelain figures. There are no visible signs of significant damage such as chips, cracks, or repairs, and the glaze appears intact, indicating good preservation. The style points to a potential Art Deco influence given the woman's attire and makeup, placing its estimated age possibly in the mid-to-late 20th century, though Capodimonte-style pieces are still produced today. The base includes a signature or maker's mark 'C.P. Armani' or similar on the white porcelain pedestal, which is a key identifying feature for these types of collectibles.