French Sevres style blue and white porcelain urns and covers, 19th c., domed lids with turned-form finials, over tapered body with painted latticework, on integral socle base issuing cobalt scrolls, spurious Sevres-style mark underfoot, each with small professional restoration and reinforced firing flaw at the scrolled base, approx 9.25"h, 4.5"diam, 2.5lbs total **Provenance: Treasures from the vaults of a Dallas designer**

07/06/2026: In my opinion regarding LOT: 1021- please note that I am not an expert on such porcelains, the pair stand sturdy and are overall intact, porcelain displays some bubbling, pitting, firing flaws and imperfections, possibly inherent to the manufacturing process, the base of each is intact with a glue repair to one of the small platform feet, most apparent under UV light, see images, one has what appears to be a firing flaw near the repair, the pair rest evenly on the table top surface and present well overall

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