Goebel Hummel-style Boy with Bird Figurine

This is a ceramic figurine depicting a young boy in a distinctive style often associated with Hummel figures. The boy is rendered with a plump face, rosy cheeks, and an open mouth. He wears a light-colored, possibly white or cream, long-sleeved shirt, dark brown or black pants, and orange-brown shoes. A greenish-blue hat covers his head, partially obscuring his hair. His hands are visible, with his left hand appearing to hold onto a brown, textured post or stick that stands upright next to him. Perched atop this post is a small, pale yellow bird with a darker yellow beak. The figurine is crafted from glazed ceramic, exhibiting a smooth, somewhat glossy finish. The colors are muted yet distinct, typical of this style of collectible. The base is an oval shape, cream-colored, with a small patch of green on the side, suggesting grass or a natural element. The overall condition appears good with no immediately visible chips, cracks, or significant damage. The craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced collectible, likely intended for decorative purposes. Based on the style, it likely dates from the mid-20th century, a popular period for such figurines.