Porcelain figurine of a boy with watering can and flowers

This porcelain figurine dates from the mid-20th century, likely between the 1950s and 1970s. It represents a popular decorative style featuring children in pastoral or everyday scenes that was common in post-war home decor, particularly from European and Japanese manufacturers. Such figurines were collected as affordable decorative items for the home, appealing to those who enjoyed sentimental, whimsical collectibles. Collectors of vintage porcelain figurines, particularly those depicting children or garden themes, value these pieces for their nostalgic charm and as representations of mid-century decorative arts.