Satiric figurines representing a couple of aristocrats, made up like monkeys The two chimpanzees, dressed with marquis' clothes, are sat down on armchairs, placed on big rococo style socles.

The nobleman, sat down with crossed legs, is quietly reading a letter, while his wife is fanning herself.

These very well decorated figurines are made by a Paris porcelain manufactory, and date from the end of the 18th century, to the very early 19th.

The manufactory remains indetermined, though the objects are engraved with handwritten initials under their base, which are the painter initials

These very amusing subjetcs, as well as rare and very original, are in a very good condition.

Height: 17 cm.

Bases : 11,5 cm by 12,5.

Weight : 522 et 599 grams