Two French Tazzas, second half 19th century, consisting of a gilt-bronze example in the Rococo Revival taste, with a pierced scrolled base and a standard with goat's heads holding a shell-form bowl, decorated with a masque and angel-form handles, h. 8-1/4", dia. 8", and a larger example with a gilt- and patinated metal base on paw feet and a standard depicting a pair of putti supporting a molded glass dish, h. 12-1/2", dia. 10".

The example with glass plateau has a few scattered minor rim chips to glass and minor patination to brass base. The example that is all brass retains its original surface, nearly complete. It is intact with minor patination around the base but no damage or restoration to bronze.