Collection of Porcelain and Resin Figurines

This collection features a set of three decorative figurines displayed on a shelf. The group includes two glazed porcelain figurines in the Rococo revival style and one unglazed cream-toned figurine. The leftmost piece is a male figure dressed in an elaborate 18th-century style frock coat with floral patterns and a tricorn-style hat, standing approximately 6 to 8 inches tall. The rightmost piece is a female figure in matching aesthetic, wearing a wide, voluminous pannier skirt with purple and brown glazed finishes and gilded accents. These two likely represent a 'gallant' pair, characterized by fine ceramic craftsmanship with delicate hand-painted details. The center piece is a more monolithic, classical-style female figure, possibly made of resin or alabaster, featuring a monochromatic matte finish and drapery reminiscent of Greek statuary. The porcelain pieces exhibit high-gloss glazes and intricate base moldings with gold-leaf highlights. Condition appears good from a distance, with no major visible cracks, though minor crazing in the glaze or dust accumulation in the crevices is common for items of this age, likely mid-20th century. The quality of the polychrome application on the outer figures suggests they are mass-produced decorative arts intended for home display rather than unique artisan commissions.