Porcelain Figurine of Two Sleeping Infants

This item is a porcelain figurine depicting two infants, presumably siblings, sleeping peacefully in an embrace or resting close to each other. The figurine is crafted from a smooth, high-gloss glazed porcelain, primarily in shades of off-white and light sage green, giving it a soft, muted aesthetic. The babies are rendered with delicate features, including closed eyes, subtle rosy cheeks and lips (particularly visible on the infant on the left), and gently curled fingers. The clothing they wear, possibly rompers or sleepers, is intricately sculpted to show folds and creases, indicating a good level of craftsmanship. The infant on the left, slightly larger, has his head resting on the shoulder of the other, while the second infant appears to be leaning against a pillow-like form or the first infant's back. A small, reddish-brown element, possibly a ladybug or a flower, is visible near the chest area of the infant on the right, adding a subtle touch of color and detail. The overall condition appears to be excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear. The smooth glaze reflects light, enhancing its clean and serene appearance. The base is not clearly visible but the composition is self-supporting. This piece likely dates from the mid to late 20th century, a popular period for such sentimental porcelain figurines. The attention to detail in the facial expressions and the relaxed posture suggests a quality piece, possibly from a known porcelain manufacturer.