This is, most probably, Lakshminarayana (Vishnu with his consort Lakshmi). The worn-out attributes preclude positive identification.

Vishnu’s right upper arm is holding the Gada (mace).  Lakshmi is sitting on Vishnu’s left lap and is holding a lotus in her right hand.

The trefoil prabhavali (body aureole and a nimbus) and the inverted lotus base suggest this Vigraha is from the Kashmir/Himachal Pradesh region. Dr Pratapaditya Pal’s book on the Bronzes of Kashmir has an example of Uma Maheshwara of a similar style (pages 62-63). Photo included below.

Going by the above example, this Vigraha may be dated to the 10th century of the Common Era.

The vigraha is only 4.5 cm in height. By far the smallest Kashmir Vigraha I have come across. The detailing is sharp, and this Vigraha is meant for home worship.