Both of the urns with typical chips and small restorations to edges of flowers and leaves. One urn with one of its cherub's wings broken off, the piece present. Wear to the gilding around the rim. Some areas with craquelure (not immediately noticeable) beginning to form in the glaze. Dusty surfaces. The other urn's lid with a large fragment broken and repaired, with some visible painting and gilding. That urn's female figure missing the tip of her toe. A hairline crack in the body visible from the underside of the foot only (not affecting stability). The pair of urns are stable and present well overall. Additional photos available upon request.

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