Nymphenburg Germany Franz Antonio Bustelli figurine Commedia dell'Arte -Isabella

MANUFACTURE: Nymphenburg (GERMANY), Hard-paste porcelain. Glazed
SCULPTOR: Franz Antonio Bustelli (1723-1763)
NAME: Isabella
SERIES: Commedia dell'Arte
NUMBER: 6
CONDITION: Excellent. No chips, no cracks. NO BOX.
HEIGHT: 8 1/2 inch / 21 cm
WIDTH: 4 1/2 inch / 11 cm
Nymphenburg impressed shield mark used from 1754

The other piece is exhibited at Harvard Art Museums. https://harvardartmuseums.org/collections/object/225902?position=0&context=exhibition&id=3643

The employment of the young sculptor Franz Anton Bustelli in November of 1754 proved to be a streak of luck for the manufactory. Until his death in 1763, this exceptional artist created over 150 figures for table decoration. His incomparably charming and graceful figures are full of fantasy and tell stories of unfulfilled romance, describe the lives and professions of simple people and escort one to far off destinations and heavenly sps.
The sixteen ladies and gentlemen of the group Commedia dell'Arte (Italian Comedy), which he lent exciting and humorous relationships as well as risque' liaisons, are considered one of the most important works of the German Rococo and are world re-known for the Nymphenburg manufactory.