CONTINENTAL HAND-PAINTED PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUP SPILL VASES / FAIRINGS, LOT OF EIGHT

CONTINENTAL HAND-PAINTED PORCELAIN FIGURAL GROUP SPILL VASES / FAIRINGS, LOT OF EIGHT, each featuring bright polychrome decorations, including one depicting children with rabbits, one featuring a child holding two dolls and a dog at their feet, two having couples including one with vase having eight separate holes to top, one depicting two girls feeding horses, and one featuring three children playing in a creek. Marks to underside include various Roman and Arabic numerals. Second half 19th century. 6 1/4" HOA.
Provenance:

From the Curtis Webster Collection, Princeton, NJ, descended in the McGraw-Hill Family.
Condition Report: Single girl, boy with plow, and children with rabbits undamaged; remaining having some imperfections including mostly minor losses including finger tips, dog's tail, doll appendages, and tips to horses' ears; couple with fence example having some minor scattered flakes to rims.