Statuette en porcelaine de Meissen répresentant une femme turque, circa 1750

A Meissen figure of a Turkish woman, circa 1750

Modelled by J.F. Eberlein, wearing a white headdress with gilt-edged puce flaps, a gilt-edged, turquoise-lined white coat over a brown tunic and yellow platform shoes, and holding a yellow flag, 15cm high, faint crossed swords mark in blue (some restoration)
Footnotes:
After an engraving by Caspar Luyken, Eine Türkin im Haus, after Johannes de Ram and published by Christoph Wiegel, Neu-eröffnete Welt-Galleria [...], published in Nuremberg in 1703. The figure is listed in Eberlein's work records in 1743 and January 1744: 'Ein Türckisch Frauenzimmer verfertigt' [completed a figure of a Turkish woman]; quoted by S.-K. Andres-Acevedo, Die autonomen figürlichen Plastiken Johann Joachim Kaendlers und seiner Wekstatt, vol. II (2023), no. 438.

Both of her hat flaps are restored/retouched and covered in spray residue. The yellow flag in her right hand is restored, and there is associated overpainting/restoration to the brown inner sleeve and the turquoise lining and edge of the coat sleeve.
The left hand is restored, and there is associated spray residue to the brown sleeve, and some restoration (probably a flat chip) to the turquoise inside of the left sleeve (but not the exterior).
The toe of her left shoe is restored.
The object hanging from her sash at her right hip is broken off.
There is a restored small flat chip to the outside bottom edge of her coat on her right side (restoration discoloured with age).
Otherwise in good condition.