A collection of six various Meissen polychrome and gilt painted figures mostly circa 1760

comprising: two Ottoman figures, circa 1760, two figures of putti dressed as a judge and a huntress, circa 1760, one figure of a huntress with rifle, 20th century, and an imitation Marcolini figure of a girl with flower basket, 19th century

The Ottoman figures: both in restored and partly overpainted condition; the putti: the judge in restored and partly overpainted condition (wings, hands, feet, attributes, right sleave, plinth), the huntress with wings restored and right index finger missing, her box also restored; huntress with rifle: small chips (leaves, sword, rifle); girl with flower basket: left hand restored.
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