Pair of Vintage Blue and White Chinese-Style Porcelain Vases

This is a pair of vintage blue and white Chinese-style porcelain vases, featuring a distinct scenic pattern. The vases appear to be of similar size and form, likely designed as a matching set. They exhibit classic blue and white underglaze decoration, a style commonly associated with Chinese porcelain, depicting what is described as a 'scenic pattern,' which typically involves landscapes, figures, or floral motifs. The material is porcelain, known for its translucency, strength, and white body. The bases of the vases are visible, showing a light off-white or cream color, indicating unglazed or minimally glazed footrings. One vase clearly shows a blue square-shaped maker's mark or reign mark impressed or painted on the base, which is characteristic of traditional Chinese ceramics and could help identify the period or particular kiln. The other vase has a modern barcode sticker on its base, obscuring any potential markings. The visible condition is described as 'Very good,' suggesting minimal significant damage. There are no obvious chips, cracks, or repairs visible from the provided angle, though close inspection would be required to confirm this. The craftsmanship appears to be decent, with consistent coloring in the blue decoration. The lack of a clear view of the body of the vases prevents a detailed analysis of the full pattern and form (e.g., neck, handles, body shape). Based on the 'vintage' designation and the visible markings, these could range from late 19th century to mid-20th century, but without clear identification of the mark, it's difficult to pinpoint a precise age. The presence of the barcode suggests they have been part of commerce recently. The blue pigment of the decoration is a vibrant cobalt blue, often seen in Jingdezhen porcelain.