Pair of Mid-Century Ceramic Fighting Rooster Figurines

This is a vintage pair of polychrome glazed ceramic figurines depicting a pair of stylized fighting roosters. The figures are crafted in an expressive, dynamic mid-century style characterized by high-gloss glazes and bold, saturated colors. One rooster is depicted in a grounded, defensive stance with high-arching tail feathers, while the other is modeled in an aggressive, leaping pose with wings outstretched. The color palette features a vibrant combination of forest green, white, bright red for the combs and wattles, and deep ochre/brown details. Each bird is mounted on an ornate, scalloped white base with gold-trimmed leaf scrollwork along the bottom edge, suggesting a production era likely between the 1950s and 1970s. The glaze application shows a 'dripped' or variegated effect, typical of Italian (Capodimonte-style) or American art pottery of the period. No visible maker's marks are discernible from the angle provided, though such pieces often carried paper labels or incised stamps on the underside. Overall condition appears to be good with no major structural breaks or losses visible; however, close inspection may reveal minor crazing in the glaze or small chips to the delicate tips of the feathers and combs, which are common points of wear for such high-relief ceramics. The level of detail in the molded feathers indicates decent-quality mass-production craftsmanship.