Property of a Chicago Lady

The top of one example can be separated from its base. The base appears to have been restored and overpainted; the overpainting is cracked and flaking off. The other example has its top affixed to its base, and does not appear to have significant damage or restoration. Each has dirt residue to its interior from use with house plants. The pair presents attractively, with bright gilding and glaze decoration.

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