These are two superior enamel vases, one from the Yongzheng period and the other from the Qianlong period. The Yongzheng vase is a deep reddish-purple, elegant and refined. The craftsmanship is exquisite, the painting delicate, the garlic-shaped body unique, and the colors vibrant and even. The vase is primarily decorated with floral patterns, and the overall color scheme is pleasing to the eye, reflecting the court style of the Yongzheng era. The base is inscribed with six characters: "Made during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty." The neat and beautiful inscription on the base makes this vase extremely rare and valuable, a true collector's item. The Qianlong vase, on the other hand, has a light blue base, decorated with delicate lotus flowers and seedpods, accompanied by two bird motifs. The classic design, with a slightly constricted mouth, a narrow neck, and a full body, is typical of Qianlong vases.