A Meissen spill vase, late 19th century, the pale blue ground decorated with a panel of Antoine Watteausque lovers, once cancelled crossed swords, 14cm high; together with a small English porcelain poodle on a green base, 6cm high; two small KPM Berlin porcelain 'Months of the Year' or Zodiac figures, dated 1922 and 1917 (March and January), underglaze blue sceptre mark, 9.5cm high; a Meissen figure of a lady with outstretched hand, originally intended to form a candlestick, model B76, 19cm high; a pair of Derby putto figures, 13cm high; and a further Derby bocage putto candlestick figure, missing candleholder, 17cm high (a.f)

Condition Report

Poodle - Base chipped.
KPM Berlin figures - March figure missing axehead.
Meissen figure - Head and neck broken and restored. Restoration to base.
Pair of Derby figures - small breakages to flowers.
Derby putto candlestick holder - Arm broken and re-attached. Candleholder missing. Nibbles to outstretched foot. Breakages and losses to bocage. Chip to petal on reverse.

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