Vintage Lladro Style Porcelain Clown Musician Figurine

This item is a tall, slender porcelain figurine depicting a standing clown playing a trumpet. The figurine is crafted in a style highly characteristic of mid-to-late 20th-century Spanish porcelain manufacturers, such as Lladro or Nao. It features a muted pastel color palette dominated by creamy whites, pale sage greens, and soft pinks, finished with a high-gloss glaze. The clown is depicted with a conical hat, a ruffled collar, and oversized baggy trousers supported by suspenders. In his right hand, he holds a tambourine against his hip, while his left hand holds a small trumpet to his lips. The character stands atop an integral oval base with a stack of blocks or a small stool behind him for support. The craftsmanship shows refined modeling in the facial features and the pleats of the clothing. While no maker's mark is visible from this angle, the elongated proportions and specific glaze tones suggest a 1970s or 1980s production period. The condition appears fair to good; however, there are visible signs of dust accumulation and potential shelf wear on the base. There are no immediate large-scale fractures visible, but small chips on high-point delicate areas like the trumpet or thumb are common for this type of ceramic and should be inspected closely. The glossy finish remains vibrant without significant crazing.