Capodimonte-Style Italian Porcelain Figural Grouping

This is a large-scale decorative porcelain figurine group consisting of two figures on an ornate, high-relief base. The scene depicts a male and female youth in pastoral or courtly harvest attire. The male figure is standing, dressed in a rust-colored jacket, a green waistcoat, and teal breeches, conveying a sense of mid-18th-century Rococo fashion. The female figure stands slightly behind him, carrying a woven basket that appears to be filled with harvested goods. Both figures exhibit the delicate facial features and hand-painted details characteristic of Italian porcelain traditions. The base is particularly ornate, featuring heavy scrolling, gilded accents, and polychrome floral details on a white ground, elevating the figures. The overall construction utilizes glazed ceramic (likely soft-paste or hard-paste porcelain) with a rich color palette of earthy tones and vibrant secondary colors. Notable features include the intricate modeling of the clothing folds and the detailed texture of the basket. Condition-wise, the piece appears well-maintained, though detailed inspection is required to check for the common chipping on delicate floral petals or fingers. The style is 20th-century revivalist, imitating the grand 18th-century factories like Capodimonte or Meissen, intended for high-end interior decoration.