Five Eighteenth Century Porcelain Figures, Mostly Derby, comprising of three pale face figures of bagpiper, lady and male dancers, all circa 1758 -1760, together with another dancer figure, and a figural group of two birds nesting in a tree, possibly Bow porcelain. The figures of dancers and musician dry edge and patch marks. {Approximate dimensions: 6 3/4" H., over all.}.

Peper's head off and professionaly glued, and overpainted, restoration to piper's right hand, and his hat; restoration to all dancers' hands; the female pale face dancer with yellow hat and flounces broken in half at waist and professionally glued and overpainted; one bird tail broken off, professionally glued back on and overpainted various losses to flowerheads, leaves, minor kiln sptting, scattered short hairlines and surface wear.