A pair of Meissen two-handled vases, second half 19th century

the handles modelled as a colourful parrot perched on a leafy branch, the neck, body and foot each moulded with two gilt-scroll cartouches enclosing Wattesque Commedia dell'Arte-inspired scenes of lovers in landscape on the front, and flowers on the reverse, the reserve and interior with scattered sprigs, crossed swords marks in underglaze-blue, incised 2761, various impressed numerals

height 36.5 cm., 14 3/8 in.

Condition Report:
Overall in good decorative order with very slight typical wear to gilding and one or two very minor typical firing cracks.. In further detail:
The vase with the crested parrot and lady in yellow dress - The branch handle below the parrot (without crest) on the left side is restored with associated green overpainting (well executed). A few leaf tips with minor restoration.
The vase with two uncrested parrots and lady with red skirt - The branch handle below the parrot on the right side is restored with associated green overpainting and some associated minor restoration to parrot's wing tips and leaves nearby (well executed). Some small chips and minor restoration to tips of a few leaves.