Porcelain Dancer Figurine with Tambourine

This item is a decorative porcelain figurine depicting a woman, likely a dancer or an aristocratic figure, in an active pose. The primary material is glazed porcelain, exhibiting a glossy finish. The figure's dress is predominantly white with a large, volumetric ruffled skirt. A significant portion of the skirt's surface, particularly the front and upper part, is adorned with intricate blue floral or leaf-like patterns. The edges of the ruffles on the white dress feature delicate, raised scrollwork or beaded details, adding texture and depth. The bodice and upper arms of the figure are rendered in a soft yellow or cream color. The figure's head is tilted upwards, and one arm is raised high, holding what appears to be a tambourine or a similar percussive instrument, suggesting a musical or dance theme. The other arm seems to be positioned lower, possibly holding the skirt or an unidentifiable object, though this area is less clear. The base upon which the figure stands is separate but integrated into the design. It is a light-colored, rococo-style plinth with elaborate golden scrollwork. The overall craftsmanship suggests a high level of detail, particularly in the hand-painted elements and the molded lacework of the dress. There are no immediately obvious chips, cracks, or repairs visible in the provided image; the surface appears clean and well-maintained, indicating good condition. The style points towards a 20th-century decorative art piece, possibly mid-century or later, inspired by 18th-century European porcelain models due to its ornate detailing and pastel color palette. The light color of the base suggests potential light staining or dirt, though it could also be intentional patina.