Polychrome Ceramic Female Figurine with Flower Basket

This is a polychrome ceramic or porcelain figurine depicting a graceful female figure, possibly a courtesan or a lady of leisure, rendered in a classical or romantic style. The figure is tall and slender, standing in a relaxed pose with her weight shifted to one side, leaning upon what appears to be a naturalistic element like a tree stump or a thicket of foliage. She is dressed in a flowing, mustard-yellow gown with wide sleeves, which drapes elegantly over her form. A reddish-brown ribbon or sash is tied around her waist, flowing down the front of her dress. The gown features a high slit on the right side, revealing a blue underskirt and her bare right leg and foot. Her left foot is also bare, suggesting a natural or pastoral setting. In her left hand, she holds a basket filled with what appears to be small white or light-colored flowers, indicating a floral theme. Her hair is short and curly, styled with what looks like a reddish-brown headband or bow. Her facial features are delicately painted, with fair skin, rosy cheeks, and crimson lips. She wears a simple choker-style necklace. The base of the figurine is elaborate, featuring a white pedestal with ornate, gold-painted scrolling or rococo-style decoration around its rim, resting on a flat, organic-shaped base. The craftsmanship appears to be of high quality, evidenced by the detailed painting, lifelike rendering of the figure, and intricate base design. There are no visible chips, cracks, or repairs, and the colors retain their vibrancy, suggesting the 'excellent condition' as noted. While no maker's marks are discernible from the image, the style, particularly the romanticized female form and decorative base, suggests it could be a Capodimonte, Dresden, or other European porcelain manufacturer, likely from the late 19th to mid-20th century.