The image shows an antique German bisque "Snow Baby" figurine. These small, unglazed porcelain figures, often depicting children in snow suits, were first created in the 1890s by Johann Moll and made by companies like Hertwig & Company. The snowy appearance is achieved by rolling the damp models in crushed bisque before firing. 

• Material: Unglazed bisque porcelain. 

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• Origin: Originally manufactured in Germany in the 1890s. 

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• Appearance: Covered in small pieces of crushed bisque to mimic snow. 

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• Size: The one pictured appears to be a miniature size, sometimes called a "tiny," which can measure around 1.25 to 1.375 inches tall.