Decorative Ceramic Floral Vases and Holders

This collection consists of three decorative ceramic items, likely intended as vases or holders, characterized by their ornate floral and rococo-inspired designs. The primary color scheme is white or off-white ceramic, richly adorned with applied pink and purple-hued roses, green leaves, and extensive gold accents. The item on the far right is a substantial vase or planter with a wide, scalloped opening featuring several circular cutouts, possibly for holding individual flower stems or acting as decorative ventilation. It has a central arrangement of prominent pink roses and green leaves, flanked by curvilinear, scrolled motifs highlighted in gold. The base of this piece is also ornate, with gold detailing and rests on a circular, doily-like ceramic mat. The middle item is a swan-shaped vase or holder, featuring intricate feather detailing on the swan's body and neck, along with smaller applied roses in varying shades of pink and purple, and delicate gold lines. Its base is structured with small, colorful floral accents. The item on the far left appears to be a smaller, boat-shaped or cornucopia-like holder, similarly decorated with applied pink and purple flowers and gold accents along its rim and base. All pieces exhibit a glossy finish. The overall style suggests a mid-20th-century aesthetic, possibly from the 1950s to 1970s, reminiscent of Capodimonte or similar highly decorative ceramics. The condition appears to be good, with no immediately visible chips or cracks. The gold accents show some minor wear or rubbing in places, consistent with age and handling. The craftsmanship indicates mass-produced ornamental ware, designed for decorative appeal rather than utilitarian function, emphasizing delicate floral applications and intricate molding.