A decorative pair of late 18th-century Meissen porcelain figures depicting a seated boy and girl, each accompanied by a dog. Executed in the pastoral genre popular in Saxony at the time, the figures are modelled with gentle movement and a calm domestic character. 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...