very good, germany 20cm x 13cm dhl shipment , these look like porcelain figural candlesticks with Pierrot / Harlequin-style children sitting under the candle holders. This style was very common in continental European porcelain in the late 19th to early 20th century. Based on the modeling and glaze colors (cream-yellow base with blue gradient candle cups), they are most likely German or Central European factory pieces rather than English or French. Likely factory Most similar examples come from porcelain factories in Thuringia, Germany, such as: Volkstedt Sitzendorf Katzhütte Hertwig Many small factories there produced decorative porcelain figures starting in the mid-1700s and especially in the 1800s. Without seeing the mark on the bottom, it is impossible to say the exact factory, because dozens of workshops made similar models. Approximate year Based on style and glaze: c. 1890–1930 (most likely) Art-nouveau / early 20th-century decorative porcelain These were often made as mantel ornaments or candlesticks for homes. Typical market price For a pair like yours (if no famous factory mark): $100 – $120 for the pair in normal condition $150 – $300 if a known maker (Volkstedt, Sitzendorf, etc.) $500+ only if a rare or highly collectible fact