Two Paris Porcelain Figural Corbeilles, first quarter 19th century, in the manner of Dagoty, Darte Freres, or a contemporary of equal rank, each decorated in matte blue and gilt, the figural support depicting a putto, the rectangular base molded with a "mount" and delicately molded lotus leaves on the supporting plinths of the figure, the pierced basket with a central rope molding and reeded, segmented lower section, h. 10", dia. 8-1/4".

The basket with the angel has had one wing professionally (and invisibly) reattached, according to the consignor. There are minor losses to gilt on corners of base, and two minor rough spots that are too small to be considered chips. The putto based corbeille has minor rubbing to a few scattered tips of the basket. There is wear to the bandanna worn by the putto, and minor old restoration and an associated hairline to the rear of the cushion atop its head which holds the basket. One corner of the cushion is restored, with re-gilding on a larger section of the rear.