Bisque Porcelain Pastoral Couple Figurine

This item is a bisque porcelain (biscuit) figurine representing a romantic pastoral or courtly scene, likely inspired by 18th-century Rococo themes. The sculpture features a seated male and female figure in an intimate pose, accompanied by a small dog at their feet and a basket containing flowers or fruit to the side. The material is a matte, unglazed white porcelain which gives the piece a soft, stone-like texture. Physically, the construction shows high levels of detail in the draped fabric of the woman's dress, the naturalistic rocky base, and the delicate facial features. The style is reminiscent of 19th or early 20th-century European manufacturers such as Sèvres or Capodimonte, though modern reproductions in this style are common. The figurine is mounted on an integral circular pedestal base decorated with a low-relief vine or scroll pattern. Regarding condition, the bisque appears to be well-maintained with a clean surface, though these items are highly susceptible to chipping on delicate extremities like fingers or petals; a minor scuff or potential repair may be present on the man's outstretched hand, but overall structural integrity looks good. The craftsmanship is evident in the dynamic composition and the lifelike anatomy of the barefoot man and the reclining woman.