This Vintage Porcelain "Pierrot" figurine is a popular style of decorative collectible that was widely produced during the 1970s to 1990s.  Bottom Info: 1992, Signature stamp for George Zoltan Lefton, the founder of the company, #00652 Catalog ID, Red Foil Sticker reads "Lefton® Trade Mark Exclusives – China." Not the Harlequin, this figurine depicts Pierrot, the classic sad clown or mime character originating from late 17th-century Italian and French pantomime theatre. He's recognizable by his melancholic expression, white face makeup and distinctive costume. Made from glazed porcelain/ceramic and features lovely hand-painted facial features and costume details. He wears a traditional loose white jumpsuit decorated with multi-colored pastel polka dots, a large ruffled neck collar (ruff) trimmed with green and a smooth light-blue skullcap with matching blue shoes. Clean, no chips. Please handwash. You don't want Pierrot to lose any of his Color Pop.