Miniature Ceramic Bust (Likely Mozart)

This is a small, off-white to cream-colored ceramic or porcelain bust depicting a male figure, most likely a historical or classical composer such as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, given the common portrayal of similar busts. The figure is rendered with a detailed wig or powdered hair styled in a characteristic 18th-century fashion, swept back from the forehead and curling at the sides. He is depicted wearing period-appropriate attire, including a jabot or ruffles at the neck beneath a coat or formal jacket. The material appears to be a glazed ceramic or porcelain, exhibiting a smooth, slightly reflective surface, suggesting a relatively clean finish. The bust is mounted on an integrated, rectangular plinth, providing stability. The overall craftsmanship seems to be of good quality for a mass-produced or decorative item, with clear, molded details in the facial features, hair, and clothing. No specific maker's marks or signatures are visible from this vantage point. The condition appears to be good, with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear visible, maintaining its original color. The style points to an approximate age from the mid-20th century to contemporary production, given its decorative nature and absence of heavy patination or antique wear.