Musical Porcelain Figurine of a Girl Playing Accordion

This is a vintage-style porcelain musical figurine depicting a young blonde girl playing a white and silver accordion. The figure is constructed from molded porcelain with a matte 'bisque' finish on the skin and clothing, while the base appears to have a higher gloss glaze. The girl is dressed in a textured pink jacket adorned with a single red rose on the lapel, light bluish-grey trousers, and simple grey shoes. A small yellow and blue songbird is perched delicately on the edge of the accordion. The figure stands atop a circular white pedestal decorated with applied three-dimensional porcelain flowers in shades of pink, yellow, and purple with green leaves. The base likely houses a wind-up musical movement, common for decorative pieces of this style produced between the 1970s and 1990s. The craftsmanship shows typical mid-century commercial quality, often associated with manufacturers like Enesco, Lefton, or various Japanese exporters who emulated the Hummel aesthetic. The condition appears to be excellent with no visible chips or cracks to the delicate floral applications or the bird, although a close inspection of the underside would be necessary to identify specific maker's marks or the tune played by the internal mechanism. The paint application is soft and hand-detailed, particularly in the facial features and the shading of the hair.