TWO ROYAL COPENHAGEN POLYCHROME PAINTED PORCELAIN FIGURES OF DUTCH FARMERS WITH LIVESTOCK, GREEN AND BLUE MAKER'S MARKS, 20TH CENTURY, each painted in white or pastel color palette of pale dusty blues, grays, and browns, and with green underglaze crown Royal Copenhagen hallmark underfoot, comprising "Girl with Goats," no. 694, circa 1975-1979, originally designed by Christian Thomsen (Danish 1861-1921), a woman wearing a traditional Dutch bonnet holding up a mallet in her right hand and in mid stride walking alongside two horned goats with "Chr" embossed monogram on the green naturalistic ovular base reversing to an underside stamped "694" opposite maker's marks over triple blue wave and painter's uppercase "A/L" initials above green "694," height: 9 1/2"; "Boy with Caves," no. 1858, circa 1980-1984, also originally sculpted by Christian Thomsen, a boy with a blue cap on his head standing and in mid stride walking alongside two calves he guides by rope with "Chr Th" embossed monogram on the rim of the green ovular naturalistic base reversing to an underside centered by maker's mark over blue triple wave and painter's uppercase "A/L" initials above green "1858," height: 9". Provenance: Estate of the Late James K. Schooler, Esq.

Both fine porcelain Royal Copenhagen pieces in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks, or repairs. Clearly and correctly marked. Simpson Galleries strongly encourages in-person inspection of items by the bidder. Statements by Simpson Galleries regarding the condition of objects are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements of fact and do not constitute a representation, warranty, or assumption of liability by Simpson Galleries. All lots offered are sold "AS IS."