Porcelain Floral Salt and Pepper Shakers

This appears to be a pair of vintage porcelain salt and pepper shakers, likely from the mid-20th century, characterized by their bell-shaped or slightly flaring conical forms. Each shaker features a delicate hand-painted floral motif, primarily depicting blue flowers, possibly forget-me-nots, against a shaded background that transitions from a light, almost iridescent hue at the base to a subtle green or yellow tint towards the upper body. The colors of the floral design appear soft and somewhat muted, suggesting either age or a particular painting style. Both shakers are topped with small, domed metallic caps, appearing to be brass or gold-toned metal, which likely serve as the dispensing mechanism and are removable for refilling. The caps show some signs of patina or light wear consistent with age, but no significant damage is visible. The porcelain body itself is a creamy white, possibly bone china or fine porcelain, indicative of quality craftsmanship. They are currently housed together in a clear plastic zipper-closure bag, which has a label '3-C' on it, possibly for inventory or organization purposes. The shakers appear to be in good overall condition with no visible cracks, chips, or major paint loss, although a closer inspection would be needed to confirm the absence of subtle crazing or minor wear. The craftsmanship suggests they were mass-produced but with hand-finished decorative elements, typical of collectible porcelain wares from their probable era.