Miniature "Tudor Style" House Figurine

This item is a decorative miniature house figurine, designed in what appears to be a "Tudor style" architectural aesthetic. The structure features prominent dark brown or black gabled roofs, possibly depicting slate or thatched roofing, contrasting with lighter-colored walls that show exposed dark timber framing. Two distinct brick chimneys, rendered in a reddish-brown hue with individual brick details, ascend from the roofline, one on each side of the main structure. A significant feature is the sculpted foliage, likely representing ivy or tree branches, clinging to the front facade and a large, full tree next to the house, both rendered in varying shades of green, yellow, and brown to mimic natural fall or autumn colors. The figurine rests on an oval-shaped base, molded to suggest a patch of ground surrounding the house with some textured green and brown coloration. This base is affixed to a larger, flat, dark brown or black wooden plinth, which appears to be finished with a smooth, possibly lacquered surface. The overall construction suggests it is made from a resin or ceramic material, hand-painted with attention to detail, particularly in the architectural elements and foliage. No obvious marks, signatures, or specific manufacturing details are discernible from the provided image. The style suggests it could be a collectible item, possibly part of a series, and appears to be in good condition with no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear. It likely dates from the late 20th century to early 21st century, common for such decorative miniatures.