A pair of French porcelain figures of a shepherd and shepherdess and a figure of a musician, late 19th century

the pair standing before a tree stump with a dog or lamb at their feet, the young man cradling a bird in his right hand, each raised on a scroll moulded base picked out in gilding; the musician as a young man standing before a tree stump playing the bagpipes, raised on a scroll moulded mound base picked out in gilding, crossed swords marks in underglaze blue,

Male figure - some restoration and small chip to tricorn hat. Restoration to fingers of each hand and to bird. Left thumb lacking. Restoration to right cuff. Left hand glued at wrist. Female figure - restoration and some losses to fingers of right hand. Restoration to puce drape across the left shoulder and waist. Left ear of lamb lacking. The male piper figure - broken and repaired through both ankles and right shin, glue at point between the back of the figure and the tree trunk. Both hands repaired and associated areas of pipes.
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