Pair Sepia Scene Urns

This is a rare pair of porcelain lidded urns made by KPM around 1832. They have a nice shape to them with a gold wreath draped all around and hanging off the sides, lots of gold trim and a superb scene on one side of two cherubs floating about and a floral arrangement on the other side. These are in sepia tones and of very good quality! Nice green ground to fill the spaces. Amazingly these are in great condition with one urn having a missing end to the drapes gold wreath and two tiny chips to the green ground on the top edge of the base. The other urn has two of the gold wreath ends reglued on one side. Otherwise these are perfect and even have their lids which are also in perfect condition. The lidded urns are about 9.75 inches tall, 4.75 inches wide and 4 inches deep. They are both marked underneath with the underglaze blue scepter mark and the red orb mark from when that was first used. Please email me for more information or other pictures.