The vases are part of the Zsolnay Pécs collection of Hungarian porcelain, known for its hand-painted floral motifs and rich gold details. Both items belong to the classic style of Hungarian art porcelain, and are characterized by: Handcraft: Each piece is hand-painted, often with 24-carat gold plating on the edges and contours of the flowers. Design: The larger vase has a classic bell-shaped shape, while the smaller vase has a distinctive wavy or "fodros" edge at the top. Origin: They were produced at the Zsolnay factory in Pécs, Hungary, probably between 1960 and 1990. Marking: On the bottom there should be a green mark with five towers (the symbol of the city of Pécs) and the inscription "Zsolnay Hungary Pécs 1868 Hand-painted". Height: 20.5 and 27 cm Opening diameter: 8.5 and 9.5 cm Bottom diameter: 6.5 and 7 cm