Look at the bottom side. Is it open on the bottom and the figure hollow? If so, this may be a "slip molding" and inexpensive to produce. However, the design is appealing.

all porcelain figurines are hollow....from "no name" made in Japan to lladro and Royal Doulton on to cybis. they are made by pouring slip into a mold and sometimes piecing the molded pieces together and firing.
Because of the detail and delicacy of the antlers, this looks like a quality piece....unfortunatly I have no idea what it could be.
Linda c

Thanks for your thoughts - I guess I will just keep looking.

Jackie

Might be Haeger Potteries from the 40s-60s. They made figures of this sort although the black panther is the most famous.

Here is a link that might be useful: Haeger Pottery

There is a book available. Maybe you could get a hold of a copy and see if its in there.

Here is a link that might be useful: Haeger Reference

But...haeger would have been marked.

Not 100% of the time it isn't.

Actually according to some information a fair amount of it was unmarked or marked with labels, which were removed or came off.

Didn't know that....does look like Haeger....
But I thought all the Royal Haeger was marked...??

Thanks - I see why you think it might be Haeger. I have looked, and so far have not found under Haeger, but you never know. Thanks for your help!

Jackie