Porcelain Figurines of 18th Century Style Couple

This set of two porcelain figurines depicts a man and a woman dressed in 18th-century style attire, likely representing a pastoral or rococo theme. Each figure is seated on a small, naturalistic base with painted moss and foliage details, which in turn rests on an ornate, cream-colored circular plinth with raised scrollwork decoration, highlighted with gold accents. The female figurine wears a light blue bodice with lighter sleeves and a ruffled neckline, paired with a flowing skirt that transitions from a creamy beige to a rust or coral hue. Her hair is styled up and covered by a brown, wide-brimmed hat. She holds a basket containing yellow fruit. The male figurine is dressed in a light brown coat, possibly a tricorn hat (also brown), a patterned blue and white waistcoat, and light blue breeches. He clutches a brown bag or satchel with a tag attached, suggesting a traveler's motif. Both figures have pale skin tones, dark hair (where visible), and delicate facial features, including painted eyes and rosy cheeks. Their footwear appears to be dark, possibly black, slip-on shoes. The overall construction is ceramic or porcelain with a glossy glaze. There are no immediately apparent significant damages like chips or cracks, but closer inspection would be needed to confirm. There is a tag hanging from the male figure's satchel which might provide maker's marks or origin information, but the text is not fully legible from the image. The style suggests a revival of 18th-century European porcelain, possibly mid-20th century production, aiming for a classic and elegant decorative aesthetic. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with attention to detail in the clothing folds, facial expressions, and hand-painted elements.