Antiques Ceramics Appraisal

Collection of Oriental Blue and White Ceramic Vessels (Two Ginger Jars and One Vase)

This lot consists of three oriental ceramic vessels, predominantly in a blue and white color scheme. The materials appear to be glazed ceramic or porcelain. The lot includes two ginger jar-style vessels and one vase. The leftmost vessel is a ginger jar shape, featuring a continuous pattern of stylized blue foliage and berries against a white background. It has a slightly tapered body, a small mouth, and a flat rim. The central piece is a flared vase with a narrow base and a wide, open mouth, decorated with a traditional Chinese-style landscape or figural scene in blue. This design includes what appears to be a person and floral motifs. The rim and base exhibit geometric patterns or borders. The rightmost vessel, also a ginger jar shape but with a wider body, showcases a detailed blue willow-style pattern depicting pagodas, bridges, boats, trees, and figures in a scenic landscape, characteristic of traditional Chinese porcelain designs. All three items demonstrate generally good craftsmanship, with smooth glazed surfaces. The visible condition suggests they are 'very good' according to the listing, implying minimal wear or damage. There are no obvious chips, cracks, or repairs discernible from the image. The blue coloration is consistent across the designs, indicating good firing. The items likely date from the mid-to-late 20th century or early 21st century, given their general appearance and common availability of such decorative items.