Ritas Bazaar has dated this Meissen Porcelain Figure Pair to the 18th Century.
Both figures are seated on low stools above circular bases with enamelled borders and restrained gilding. The boy is shown with a firearm resting beside him, while the girl holds a framed mirror angled towards her dog. The figures are decorated in soft polychrome enamels with floral-patterned garments. Underglaze blue crossed-swords marks are present to the bases, consistent with Meissen production of the period. Vent holes are visible to the undersides.

Dimensions:
Boy: height 15 cm; width 10 cm; depth 10.5 cm; weight 337 g.
Girl: height 15 cm; width 8 cm; depth 10 cm; weight 374 g.
Condition:
Boy: a small loss to the tip of the firearm; the right hand appears to have been retouched, based on colour difference; otherwise good antique condition.

Girl: no visible breaks or restorations; good antique condition.
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Ritas Bazaar has dated this Meissen Porcelain Figure Pair to the 18th Century.
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