The first is a Bow Porcelain boy raised on a Rococo base against a flower encrusted arbor, the underside bears the anchor and dagger mark used 1760-1776 (9 1/2 in.) (restoration to one base foot and right hand; leaf and petal losses). The second and third figures of a man and woman with chickens, both are an early pearlware pair, not marked (9 in.) (both have losses to the leafy spray and losses to the man's hands; crack and repair to one man's left arm).

The Estate of the late Dr. Larry Southworth, Fredericksburg, Virginia

Small glaze flakes and losses to the grassy clusters.