Edwardian Style Porcelain Figurine Duo

The items appear to be a pair of porcelain or ceramic figurines, likely depicting women in early 20th-century attire, possibly reflecting the Edwardian or Belle Époque period given their high-necked dresses, puffed sleeves, and wide-brimmed hats. The figure on the left is seated on an ornate white chair, her hands clasped together in what appears to be a prayerful or contemplative pose. She wears a long, white dress with a pink sash around the waist and a wide-brimmed white hat adorned with pink floral elements. Notable features on her dress include an applied blue ribbon detail on the side of the chair and delicate pink and green floral appliqués near the hem. The seated figure has dark, curly hair and light complexion with painted facial features. The figure on the right stands elegantly, holding what looks like a parasol or cane in one hand and a small basket with blue fabric in the other. She also wears a long, white dress, but features light blue or periwinkle sash, and a wide-brimmed white hat with subtle pink accents. Her hair color appears to be reddish-brown. Both figurines exhibit fine detailing in their clothing folds and accessories, suggesting quality craftsmanship. There are no immediately obvious chips, cracks, or repairs visible in the image, indicating good overall condition, though a closer inspection would be needed to confirm. The reflective surface behind them suggests they are displayed within a cabinet or on a polished surface. The background also shows what might be another ceramic bell with a painted scene, further suggesting a collection of such items. The style points towards a decorative collectible, possibly from a series or limited edition by a known manufacturer, though no specific maker's marks are discernible from the image.