A pair of Nymphenburg porcelain figures circa 1900, German, after

modelled as Mary and John from the Crucifixion group, impressed shield mark to the front of each plinth, impressed shield mark and numbered '74 0'/'73 0' to the underside, impressed shield mark to the front of each plinth, impressed shield mark and numbered '74 0'/'73 0' to the underside, (2), 18.5cm wide, 11.5cm deep, 33.3cm high; 13.5cm wide, 12.5cm deep, 29.4cm high, Probably acquired by Cara Leyland Rogers Broughton, Baroness Fairhaven (1873-1930); thence by descent. Condition Report, Condition Report, Mary) Chips to the edge of the hood, the edge of the cloak, and the ends of the ribbons. Some minor roughness to the corners of the plinth, due to minor glaze loss. John) Losses to the fingers of the left hand and the belt. Minor nibbles to the edges of the cloak. There is a chip to the front right corner of the plinth. Request A Condition Report, Request A Condition Report

Estimate:£300

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