A pair of figures: a shepherdess and a shepherd boy

porcelain, enamel paints, gilding,
minor repairs (woman's hand, flower in shepherd's hand, leaves) and losses of plastic decoration (flowers, leaves, ribbon in hair);
H 32 cm (both figures); not signed.
Unspecified Central European factory-Thuringia or Saxony?, 19th/20th century.
Figures on rocaille gilt plinths, standing - each - by a flowered trunk, in stylized 18th-century costumes. A woman wearing a hat, laced corsage and a ribbon-flipped cape, with a lamb at her feet; her right hand supports a basket of flowers. A man wearing a hat, patterned open tailcoat, short pants, cape, with a bag on a strap. By his right leg sits a doe-eyed dog.
The figures refer to 18th-century Meissen pairs of gardeners or shepherds according to models by Johann J. Kaendler and Michael V. Aciera.