Putti with Goat Figurine

This is a figurine designed by Simon Feilner of two putti with a goat mady by Fuerstenberg in about 1760. A very well modeled figurine that is fun to look at. Feilner was with Furstenberg until about 1770. Not sure what this piece is meant to represent if anything. One putto is standing over the other that is lying on the floor with the goat next to them looking up at the item the standing putto is holding in his hands. Not sure what it is - possibly a whip?? The figurine is 5.25 inches tall, 4.375 inches wide and 3 inches deep. It is marked underneath with the blue crossed swords mark they used quite a bit. The piece is in great condition with the horns of the goat being damaged quite a bit. Not very obvious when on display at all! There are various firing issues the biggest one being a firing crack in the right leg of the lower putto. Please email me for more information or photos.