Two Meissen Porcelain Figures of Boys or Putto at Play, the larger, with two boys symbolic of the Sea, playing with a dragon form dolphin, and one blowing a conch horn, on a low mounded round base, and the second, a boy mischief maker with his foot in a bear trap, on a waisted cylindrical base. Painted in polychrome enamels and gilding. To the base undersides of each, underglaze blue crossed swords, the first incised 111 and impressed100, the second, incised L120 and impressed 110. various handwritten numerals. 

{Approximate dimensions:  Single cherub 7 3/4" high, pair with fish 7" high x 5 9/16" wide and deep.}. 

Larger group with visible seam to front fin, both the left large toe of boy conch player and the right large toe of the dolphin holder broken off and professionally glued back on and overpainted. Loss to an item applied to base and overpainting to second figure. Wear and a series of small chips to base edge, with attendant loss to gilding.