A pair of Wedgwood black basalt 'Wine and Water' ewers 19th century

each modelled with either a satyr or triton representative of Bacchus or Neptune, seated upon the shoulder of the shield-shaped body of the ewer, his arms extending around its neck and grasping either the horns of a goat or the fins of a dolphin, above swags of either fruiting grapevine or waterweed, raised on a fluted stem and square base, impressed WEDGWOOD.

Please note that these two ewers are a pair in terms of their forms, but have different appearances. One has a polished appearance to the surface and it may have been treated. The other has a matte appearance. They appear to be in good condition.
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