Featured Superb Find - Antique Italian Porcelain Statue - Need To Identified

Hello guys,so 2 weeks ago i just found something beautiful when picking items,and i think this is the most beautiful thing i've picked so far.
The information that i know is this is italian,there're maker's name but can't read well it seems wrote D.P Louialo or Loviato i don't have idea,the condition is perfect only miss the harp string,and it's big enough for 45 x 38 x 28cm,and i think this one is old enough from the surface of the statue,so any information and it's value guys?i'll appreciated it,thank you

 

Maybe Iouatio. I think this is fairly modern faience.

 

Welcome back S Wolf, I've missed you!
It looks fairly modern to me as well. Other than that the subject could be Orpheus and Eurydice, I can't help.

 

what about the date?is it mid 20th century?or later?and what about the value?
@anyjewelry hey thanks any,at least there's someone missed me here,

 

Had to explore, of course, as it's a plausible reading. KPM:




This one too:




The Phrygian cap on the lyrist raises another possibility: Paris & Helen. This is Royal Doulton's idea of Helen:

 

Did Paris play the lyre too?

 

Agree, it has two flat oval areas that could have held an inkwell and sand container, two inkwells, or maybe pepper and salt?

 

Wouldn't that make it look like this?

 

yes,you're right this is paris & helen bronwen,thank you

it's his side job i think,

hmm..i inspect further the surface of porcelain is clear no sign of any broken or missing part above it,and maybe it's only figurine statue?glad to be missing here,

 

I think @i need help meant an inkstand with separate inkwells, that you could take off the stand.

 

Oops, great minds, @i need help !

 

Sometimes you need that extra money to pay the rent.

 

this one looks like closer to mine

well i don't know if really that thing do exist here and i'm still thinking about the possible of it

 

David thought so:

 

When you're a prince, they make you take music lessons. A music lesson that ended badly is a famous episode in the life of Hercules. (Google Hercules Linus if you want to know more.)

 

woww..this one exactly same,so paris & helen is the right word for this statue,thanks bronwen!what about the date?is it mid 20th century or later?

 

It isn't helping me, but maybe someone else will see with fresh eyes: