Porcelain Gnome or Elf Figurine with Broom

This appears to be a small porcelain figurine depicting a gnome or elf engaged in sweeping with a broom. The figure is crafted from what looks like glazed porcelain or bisque, characterized by its smooth, matte finish, primarily in soft, muted tones. The dominant colors are a light, creamy off-white for the main body of the attire and the broom bristles, and a pale, possibly lavender-grey or light brown for the pointed cap and the handle of the broom. The facial features are delicately rendered, suggesting a youthful appearance with subtle depressions for eyes and a small, understated nose and mouth. The figure is posed in a kneeling or crouching position, holding the broom in front of it as if in the act of sweeping. The construction seems solid, with no visible seams indicating multiple joined pieces, though this cannot be confirmed from the image. One notable feature is a small, elongated loop or ring, possibly part of a hanger or an identifying mark, on the very tip of the pointed cap. The general aesthetic points towards a collectible decorative item, possibly from the mid to late 20th century, given its style. There are no obvious signs of significant damage such as chips, cracks, or repairs visible from the provided images, indicating it is in relatively good condition, although a closer inspection would be required to confirm this. The craftsmanship appears to be fine, with smooth edges and consistent coloring, typical of mass-produced yet quality porcelain figurines.