Does anyone know the breed and age?

[RWM Farms]

 

[sylviethecochin]

My guess for the rooster is Blue-laced Wyandotte, about twelve-eighteen months old (though I can't see chest feathers, so that's a guess).

This is the best online picture I can find that matches that shade.

The hen looks to be about the same age, and I'd like to know whether she's black or dark grey or even dark blue--the glint in the picture is confusing me. I doubt she's a Marans--most of the ones in the U. S. have feathered shanks, as per SOP.

Could be an Australorp, but again, the shading is throwing me off.

Very pretty birds.

 

[feathermaid]

The rooster looks like a black laced red wyandotte, not a very common color. All wyandottes should have rose combs like it seems he does. Gorgeous guy!
The hen appears to have the look a blue orpington: large and puffy body, bright red and pointy single comb, orange eyes, slightly darker head & neck feathers and grayish legs. A beautiful and rare color. You're very lucky! (edit) If she ever goes broody you should try to hatch as many eggs as possible to try to get a few more blue offspring though they won't be purebred, they'd still be pretty I'm sure. But if you do, you would need a much larger coop.

 

[BoyTheRooster]

The hen appears to have the look a blue orpington: large and puffy body, bright red and pointy single comb, orange eyes, slightly darker head & neck feathers and grayish legs. A beautiful and rare color.

Blue orpingtons aren't that dark, have black or dark eyes, not orange and typically have darker red combs, though not always (my icon is a blue orpington rooster).
But she does have the right shape, a nice fluffy girl

Maybe an orpington mix? Or Australorp mix? The orange eyes are throwing me off though because neither of those breeds with that colour have orange eyes

 

[drumstick diva]

I wonder if she is a Blue Cochin, I can't see the legs on her. If she has feathered legs she is probably a pure cochin. Beautiful anyway.

 

[Brahma Chicken5000]

Looks like you have a Wyandotte rooster and an Australorp or Orpington hen.