Porcelain Figurine of a Girl with a Flower Basket

This is a detailed porcelain or ceramic figurine depicting a young girl, possibly a flower seller or a girl gathering flowers. The figurine stands approximately 12-15 inches tall and is mounted on a multi-tiered base. The girl, with a smiling face and rosy cheeks, is dressed in a light blue off-the-shoulder top with a vibrant pink corset-like bodice and a pink apron over what appears to be a light blue skirt with floral details. She wears a wide-brimmed pink hat. Her bare feet are visible, resting on a textured, green, mossy or grassy base that implies an outdoor setting. Her hands hold a woven basket overflowing with individually sculpted and painted flowers in various pastel shades including pink, yellow, purple, and blue. The craftsmanship of the flowers is quite intricate, demonstrating attention to small details. The base beneath the green mound transitions to a smooth white, circular platform accented with a gold band at its rim. The overall condition appears good, with no immediately visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The colors are vibrant, suggesting good preservation or relatively recent manufacture. The style is reminiscent of Capodimonte or similar Italian porcelain figures from the mid-20th century, known for their expressive faces and detailed floral applications. The quality of the sculpting and hand-painting indicates a mid to high-quality decorative piece.