Saint Anthony of Padua with Child Jesus Figurine

This is a tabletop religious figurine depicting Saint Anthony of Padua, holding the Infant Jesus in his left arm and a book in his right hand. He is also adorned with white lilies near his left shoulder, a common attribute for Saint Anthony, symbolizing purity. The figure is crafted from what appears to be painted resin or ceramic, exhibiting a smooth, glossy finish typical of mass-produced devotional items. Saint Anthony is dressed in a dark brown or black Franciscan habit, with a visible corded belt. A rosary with a crucifix dangles from his waist. The Infant Jesus is clad in a reddish-orange garment, and is resting in St. Anthony's arm while holding onto his garment. The facial features of both figures are rendered with moderate detail, showing a solemn expression on St. Anthony and a peaceful one on the Child. The figurine stands on a rectangular base, painted in tones of green and brown, simulating grass or ground. The overall construction appears solid, with no immediately visible cracks, chips, or significant paint loss, indicating good condition for a used item. The craftsmanship suggests it is a relatively modern piece, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century, given its clean lines and standard production quality. The 'Made in Italy' context further suggests it is a product from a region known for its Catholic religious art and statuary. The size appears to be standard for a small to medium-sized devotional statue, suitable for a home altar or display shelf.