Miniature porcelain figurines (pair of standing figures with a small reclining figure)

The image shows two small hand-painted porcelain figurines of traditionally dressed figures, likely intended as decorative collectibles or souvenir pieces. One figure appears to be a male in a dark jacket, white shirt, and red trousers; the other appears to be a female in a pink dress with a hat and green outer garment, holding a small bouquet or floral accent. Between them is a smaller reclining porcelain figure or accessory piece, possibly part of a set. The modeling is simple and mass-produced in appearance, with glossy glaze and painted facial features. A red maker's mark or stamp is visible on the underside of one piece, but it is too blurred to read confidently.

These types of porcelain figurines were widely produced in the 20th century as decorative collectibles and souvenir items. They are more notable for their folk-costume styling and hand-painted charm than for high artistic or historical significance.