“Giuseppe Armani-style ‘The Embrace’ sculpture, approximately 25 inches tall, unmarked/unsigned.”
Listed as Giuseppe Armani-style,  as we are still working on verifying it authentic.
Axassessment of the sculpture, 
think the sculpture itself is very likely the Giuseppe Armani “The Embrace” design, model 480C. The composition, horse, figures, clothing and elaborate sculpting are extremely consistent with the documented piece.
The documented pieces sell up to $5,000.
However, we cannot establish that this particular example is an original limited-edition Armani because the authenticated examples have markings that this piece still need to have verified. 
The Embrace Style
by Giuseppe Armani
The Gallery's Perspective
There’s a dramatic, theatrical energy the moment you stand beside this porcelain figure: two lovers caught in a suspended, urgent embrace as a rearing horse lifts them into a spiraling motion. The sculptor’s attention to bodily gesture—an upturned face, an arm reaching back through a looping rein, the sensitively modeled hands and the tilt of the heads—makes the encounter feel both intimate and alive. Delicate glazing gives skin a soft, warm presence while the drapery and the horse’s mane are rendered with lively, almost wind-blown movement; the pale blues and gentle earth tones let the figures read clearly against the animal’s ivory body. Small details—the textured mane and tail, the curled tendrils of hair, the subtle play of muscle—reward close looking without ever feeling fussy. As a composition it balances drama and tenderness: the horse’s powerful lift heightens the sense of risk and transport, while the lovers’ closeness anchors the work in human feeling. The overall effect is one of romantic momentum—an expressive, decorative sculpture that brings both movement and a quietly charged intimacy into a room.