A pair of late 19th century Meissen porcelain figures of a young boy and his female companion with their dogs after the 18th century originals, originally sculpted circa 1776 by Michel Victor Acier (German, 1736-1799) (2)A pair of late 19th century Meissen porcelain figures of a young boy and his female companion with their dogsafter the 18th century originals, originally sculpted circa 1776 by Michel Victor Acier (German, 1736-1799)both in elaborate polychrome enamelled costume with dipped laced decorations, the boy seated on a tasselled stool, his dog jumping at the upright barrel of his gun, the seated girl wearing an elaborate feather hat, her dog on her lap observing its reflection in an upheld mirror, both raised on gilt and pink enamelled circular plinth bases, both with underglaze blue crossed sword marks, and with impressed and red painted numbers, 62 and 10, 15cm high approximately (2)None