1920S JB Hirsch retailer Cold Paint Spelter On Alabaster Dish Pleased to Meet You

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Even though this is not marked I believe that this was made by J.B. Hirsch in the 1920s. A colonial woman in a bonnet, curtsying mounted to an alabaster dish or tray. This is spelter except for the face and chest as the are made of ivorine or celluloid, mounted on alabaster dish or tray. It is entitled "Pleased to meet you", from what I have read on the internet about it. There is some paint losses to the dress. There are internal fractures of the alabaster plate. Nothing through and through. The figurine rocks a little but there are 2 bolts you can tighten on the bottom. 8.5 inches tall x 9.5 diameter. retailer