Pair of Decorative Lidded Jars (Ginger Jars / Urns)

This lot consists of two lidded ceramic vessels, likely ginger jars or urns, displaying distinct decorative styles but sharing an overarching aesthetic. The taller vessel, positioned on the right, is a deep navy blue or black with extensive gold detailing. Its body is bell-shaped, tapering towards a narrower base and a flared foot, and is adorned with what appears to be a Chinoiserie-style motif featuring figures, possibly in a landscape or battle scene, rendered in a metallic gold finish. The lid is domed with a prominent finial atop, both also in a matching dark color with gold accents. The smaller vessel, on the left, is also a deep navy blue but features a more vibrant, multi-colored floral and possibly avian design, typical of Asian porcelain, with prominent red and yellow blooms and green foliage. This piece has a more squat, rounded body. Its lid is similarly domed with a smaller, elegant finial, both also in the matching dark blue with gold accents. Both items exhibit a high-gloss finish, suggesting they are glazed ceramic or porcelain. The gold accents on both pieces appear to be painted on, possibly in gilt. There are no immediately visible signs of significant damage such as chips or cracks from the provided image; however, closer inspection would be required to determine the precise condition of the painted details and glaze. They appear to be in good, well-maintained condition, suitable for decorative display. The style suggests an Asian influence, likely 20th-century reproductions or homages to traditional Chinese or Japanese ceramic art.