Two Doccia cane handles circa 1755-65

the first an actor, in the white, with a theatrical mask displaced beneath his headcloth; the second a woman wearing a black headscarf, her features stippled in black and red

Zurich, Meisterwerke, 1980, catalogue nos. 279 and 280. 

(the first) G. Morazzoni, Le Porcellane Italiane, pl. 243a

Male- some specking to the glaze, but overall in good condition. Female- very minor losses to the black enamel, but overall in good condition.
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Another example of the first was in the Irwin Untermayer Collection, see Yvonne Hackenbrock; catalogue fig. 201 (as Venice)