Lot 155 , Two Meissen figures, late 18th century, 11cm and 12cm

Two Meissen figures, late 18th century,
the first modelled as a cherub making hot chocolate, Marcolini period crossed swords and star mark, impressed ‘C79’, restorations, the second a seated boy holding grapes, emblematic of autumn, crossed swords mark,
11cm and 12cm
£150-250

Condition:
The cherub making hot chocolate has restoration to his right arm, to the tea kettle, to his left foot and to the base to disguise a large firing crack. The figure of the boy holding grapes has small losses to the grapes and leaves in his hat and to the ribbons on his coat and pantaloons, possibly refired as the colours are unusual.

Sold for £240