Two English Delftware blue and white two-handled campana vases mid-18th century

probably Bristol, one painted with Oriental figures, the other with Europeans walking amongst classical ruins. 

The one on the left in catalogue illustration: There are some chips and glaze chip along and near the rim edge, some of which have been restored. There are three approximate 3-inch restored sections at the rim, possibly covering a chip or a break. Both handles have some chipping or glaze chips; both handles have restoration to the tips of their higher and lower curving ends. There are three restored areas along the footrim edge, each approximately measuring 1 inch. There is also restoration to the stem of the vase, possibly covering flakings of the glaze. The one on the right in catalogue illustration: There is some chipping to the glaze along the rim edge and the outer rim edge, including the large 2-inch glaze chip visible in the catalogue illustration. There is an approximate 4-by-1-inch restored area at the rim edge. There is some chipping to the glaze on both handles. There is an approximate 6-inch long area on the lower portion of the vase above the stem, where it has been repainted, possibly covering glaze chip/s.
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