Boy and Girl Ceramic Figurine (Possible Goebel 'Kiss Me' or similar style)

This is a ceramic figurine depicting a young boy and girl standing facing away from each other, suggesting a playful argument or shyness. The figurine is crafted from glazed ceramic, likely porcelain or earthenware, with a smooth finish. The boy is on the left, wearing a light green, slightly oversized cap and a matching long-sleeved shirt with his arms crossed. His trousers are tan or light brown, and he has black shoes. His facial features are painted with rosy cheeks, brown eyes, and light brown hair peeking from under his cap. The girl, positioned on the right, has blonde hair with a pink bow and is wearing a pink dress with a white apron. Her head is turned away from the boy, and her hands are clasped behind her back, indicating a coy or bashful posture. She also wears black shoes. Both figures stand on an oval-shaped base, painted to resemble green grass with small pink floral or leaf accents. The overall color palette is soft and pastel, characteristic of the mid-20th century figurines. The estimated size is small, likely between 4-6 inches in height, typical for decorative shelf items. There are no visible chips, cracks, or repairs in the provided image, suggesting it is in good vintage condition. The style is reminiscent of German or Japanese bisque porcelain figurines from the mid-century, often associated with brands like Goebel (Hummel) given the childlike, innocent depiction, though without a clear maker's mark, this remains speculative. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with well-defined features and careful hand-painting.