Lot #76: Scheibe-Alsbach military porcelain figurines

Left Figurine: Marshal Édouard Mortier Identity: The base clearly bears his name, "MORTIER". He represents Édouard Mortier, one of Napoleon's original Marshals of the Empire. Uniform: He wears an officer's ceremonial deep blue double-breasted dress coat trimmed with ornate gold lining and gilded shoulder epaulets. A broad orange-red sash crosses diagonally from his shoulder to his waist. Bottom Half: He has light cream-colored breeches tucked neatly into sleek black riding boots fitted with gold trim. Pose & Details: He holds a traditional black bicorne hat under his arm, which features a crisp white plume line along the brim. His left hand rests firmly on his sword hilt. Right Figurine: Capitano Garibaldino (Garibaldi Captain) Identity: As cleanly captured on the close-up image, the base front reads "Capitano Garibaldino". This figurine portrays an officer from the regular volunteer forces led by Giuseppe Garibaldi during the Italian unification movement (Risorgimento). Uniform: He sports the iconic historical "Red Shirt" (Camicia Rossa) military jacket accented with green-and-gold sleeve cuffs and an upright collar. He has a row of prominent gold buttons down the front chest. Bottom Half: He wears light-gray uniform trousers with a thin red side stripe, running down over his polished black dress shoes. Pose & Details: He stands with his arms akimbo, hands resting confidently on his hips next to his suspended officer's sword. He wears a dark military kepi hat with a red band and features a neatly trimmed dark beard and mustache. Both in good condition. Pickup category timeslot {A}