German, late 19th/early 20th century, crossed swords marks to bases, comprising: "Scheidersfrau auf Ziege" or "Tailor's Wife on Goat", after the model by Johann Friedrich Eberlein, inscribed to base "155"; "Knabe mit Schaf" or "Boy with Lamb", after the model by Johann Carl Schonheit, inscribed to base "H67"; largest 7-3/8 x 6-1/2 x 3-3/8 in.
Provenance: Collection of Steve Stewart, Lake Lure, North Carolina
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Collection of Steve Stewart, Lake Lure, North Carolina
scattered wear throughout, some areas of repair or retouch (see blacklight photos); Tailor's Wife with chip to proper left horn of goat; Boy with Lamb with chip to proper left ear of lamb, break and loss to stump and reins
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