A Neapolitan white glazed figural group, possibly Capodimonte, late 18th / early 19th century, modelled as a male musician playing a mandolin and female musician playing a lyre, each standing under the canopy of a tree with large spreading leaves, undulating vines and flowerheads, bearing a blue underglaze crowned N to the underside, standing atop a white glazed base with four feet modelled as lion masks with open mouths, 38cm high including base   Condition Report: Some restoration to the tree leaves, a crack across the underside, some losses of glaze to the tree trunk, the base with firing cracks and wear to the feet,