Figure - Arlecchino con due dame - Porcelain

The opera portrays three figures: a man dressed in a colorful, ornate costume and two women, each in an elaborately styled 18th-century dress. The figures are captured in a lively pose, reminiscent of a dance, with the man holding the hands of both women as they appear to be dancing or having fun together.

This type of figurine is often associated with Rococo or Baroque periods, and it shows great attention to detail in the costumes, facial expressions, and the way colors are handled. The flowers and ornaments on the base further enrich the piece's elegance, suggesting that it was probably produced in a period when decorative porcelain was highly valued, such as the 18th or 19th century.