
The design source is Orlando Hodgson's print titled ‘Miss Foote as the Little Jockey," and, as noted in the previous blog post, the figures of a boy and a girl-with-doll are also after prints.
Figures of Miss Foote as the Little Jockey were made into the Victorian era, even though her stage career was over. That seems surprising from today's perspective, but remember that The Death of Munrow figures were made into the 1830s, more than forty years after Lt. Munro succumbed to a tiger in 1792.
Miss Foote was not a great actress, but she was lauded for her beauty. Sherratt made the bust of her below, most likely in the 1830s when she was no longer a stage name.