Beautiful portraits of Jesus with his crown of thorns and Mary on Limoges porcelain plaques.
They are in matching gold painted wooden frames.
The faces are nicely detailled using a 'paste on paste' technique.
Artist signature at the bottom of each plaque: 'M Chaufriasse' and 'Limoges'. The writings are more visible on the Jesus' portrait and the signatures are slightly different.
Work by this artist is very sought after and sells regularly at auction houses.
There are some imperfections of the porcelain on both portraits.
The blue backgrounds have irregularities (raised parts) and the colour is not even. The plaque with Mary especially has light white marks on the blue.
There is a small crack visible on the crown of thorns and tiny chips.
Mary has small chips and worn parts as seen in the photographs.
Tiny black dots on both portraits but they are not very visible. This is common on old porcelain pieces.
The gold painted wood frames also have some imperfections: stains, small chips, worn parts and scratches. Traces of red paint in the gold.
The frame for Mary's portrait has more damages and some big pieces are missing. These parts were repainted with a slightly different gold.
Both frames are very worn in the middle. Prolonged exposure to dust has damaged the surface of the paint. Some dust is still visible. 
Damages at the corners visible on the sides.
The paper at the back of the frames has tears and stains. Two loops and thread to display on the wall.
I suppose the plaques could be removed from the frames. Mary seems to be held only by rusty nails that have gone through the paper backing. I can't see or feel any nails on the Jesus' portrait though.
There might be some wear and marks caused by the frames on the front of the porcelain plaques.
Size of frame (not including loops): approx. 21.5 x 17.4 x 2.6 cm / 8.26 x 6.69 x 0.78 inches 
Size frame opening: approx. 13.8 x 9.8 cm / 5.11 x 3.54 inches
Total weight: 895 grams.
The pictures are part of the description.