A rare Höchst figure of Isabella, modelled by JCL von Lücke, circa 1752

in a dancing pose, her left hand on hip, her right hand holding  a corner of her lilac tunic, over a blue dress edged in yellow, a purple feather in her hair, raised on a waisted square plinth edged in blue,  incised IHN and G, iron-red wheel mark 

The Höchst factory's reputation rests largely on the Commedia dell'Arte figures modelled by Johann Christophe Ludwig von Lücke in 1752-1753. The latter took inspiration from the series of comedy figures published around 1720 by Johann Jacob Wolrab in Nuremberg.  
The model of Isabella appears to be extremely rare on the art market but is in the Pflueger Collection (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, no. 2006.870), the most complete series which comprises fifteen of the sixteen figures recorded.