Neo-Classical Style Resin Figurine of Venus

This item is a decorative figurine modeled after the classical depiction of Venus or a similar Greco-Roman goddess in the 'Venus Pudica' pose. The figure stands approximately 10 to 12 inches tall and is constructed from a molded resin material intended to mimic the appearance of aged ivory or Greek marble. The coloration is a uniform cream or off-white with intentional dark brown antiquing or wash applied to the recessed areas of the drapery and hair to accentuate the molded details. The figure is shown partially draped, with one hand across the chest and the other holding fabric at the waist, standing beside a small footstool or pedestal on an integral square base decorated with Greek key or circular geometric motifs. The craftsmanship suggests a mid-to-late 20th-century mass-produced souvenir or home decor item rather than a hand-carved piece. Notable features include the wavy, tied-back hair and the fluid, though somewhat simplified, folding of the garments. The condition appears fair to good, with some surface grime and dust visible in the crevices, but no significant chips, cracks, or structural repairs are immediately apparent. No maker's marks or signatures are visible from the front view, which is common for this type of cast resin decorative object.