Vintage Porcelain Figurine of a Peasant Woman

This is a vintage glazed porcelain figurine depicting a young woman in stylized peasant attire, standing approximately 10 to 12 inches tall. The piece is crafted from white ceramic with a glossy finish and features hand-painted decorative elements. The woman is posed dynamically, lifting a corner of her skirt with her left hand, while her right arm is angled upward towards her head. She wears a cream-colored dress accented with a dark blue or teal bodice, a yellow patterned apron with small floral or star-like motifs, and gold-leaf trim along the hem and base. Her facial features are delicately rendered with soft blush and fine lines for the eyes and mouth. The base is circular and textured to represent grass, finished with scrolled gold gilt flourishes. There are no immediate visible maker's marks or signatures on the front, though such marks are typically located on the bottom of the base. The style suggests a mid-20th-century production, possibly of European origin (such as Italian Capodimonte style or German porcelain) or a high-quality Japanese export from the same era. The condition appears fair to good; there is visible light wear to the gold gilding on the base, and while no major cracks are evident, such delicate figurines often suffer from small chips on extremities like fingertips or hair buns. The craftsmanship shows attention to drape and movement in the clothing, indicating a quality decorative piece.