Porcelain Bald Eagle Figurine "Freedom"

This is a hand-painted porcelain or ceramic figurine of a Bald Eagle, titled 'Freedom' as visible on the plaque built into the base. The eagle is depicted in a dynamic, powerful pose with its wings partially spread upward and its head turned sharply to its left, displaying a focused expression with orange-colored eyes and a curved yellow beak. The craftsmanship features textured feathers throughout the body, rendered in shades of brown, with the characteristic white plumage on the head and neck. The primary flight feathers on the wings transition from shades of brown to dark charcoal gray. The bird is perched upon a rocky outcropping base, which contains a rectangular plaque bearing the title 'Freedom'. The figurine exhibits a matte, bisque-like finish rather than a high gloss, suggesting a late 20th-century decorative style common in brands like Homco or Lefton. Regarding condition, there is a visible accumulation of surface dust in the crevices of the feathers and the crown of the head. There is also a potential stress line or minor crack visible on the neck area where the white plumage meets the brown body, and some slight scuffing on the wing tips. The piece stands approximately 8 to 10 inches tall and is mounted on an integral ceramic base designed to look like gray stone.