Pair of Art Pottery Vessels (Cranberry Footed Bowl and Blue Mottled Vase)

The image displays two distinct pieces of art pottery, likely contemporary or modern, exhibiting unique glazes and forms. The item on the left is a footed bowl or cup with a vibrant, possibly iridescent, cranberry or fuchsia-colored glaze. Its surface appears somewhat mottled or textured, suggesting an intentional artisanal finish rather than uniform industrially produced ceramics. The footed base provides elevation and elegance. The item on the right is a vase, characterized by a bulbous lower body that tapers gracefully into a slender neck, culminating in a subtly flared or finished rim. This vase features a striking mottled blue and lighter blue/white glaze, reminiscent of celestial bodies or aquatic themes, with variations in intensity that indicate a complex firing process, possibly a crystalline or drip glaze. Both pieces appear to be handcrafted, given the distinctive glaze patterns and slight irregularities that are common in studio pottery. There are no obvious signs of major damage such as cracks or chips visible in the provided image; the surface patina appears consistent with their artistic intent. The contrasting colors and forms suggest they might be from the same artistic collection or period, yet each stands alone as a singular aesthetic statement. The craftsmanship appears to be of high quality, with careful attention to form and glaze application. Given the comment 'they exhibited in Paris at the Universal Exhibition' on the screen, these pieces could potentially be significant works showcased at a major international exhibition, implying provenance and historical importance.