Two Meissen groups with animals second half 19th century

comprising: a group of children with cows, probably later-decorated, and a group of a girl and goat, the first with crossed swords marks in underglaze-blue and incised R. 18, 50 40; and the second with a scratched crossed swords mark in underglaze-blue and incised H. 81, impressed 91.

The smaller group: The goat's left ear and horn have been broken off and restored back. There appears to be a small element on his head, which is now lacking. The girl's right hand index finger is chipped and the object she was carrying is now lacking. There are some minor occasional chips to the edges of the applied leaves on the base. The larger group: The cow's both ears and horns are restored. The rope that the girls is pulling is restored where it meets the cow's horns and the restoration extends further into her hand.The cow's tail has been broken at two places and restored back. Otherwise in good condition.
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