Pair of Vintage Celadon Green Pumpkin-Shaped Teapots

This is a set of two small ceramic teapots, characterized by a distinct pumpkin or globular lobed shape and finished in a glossy celadon green glaze. Each piece consists of a rounded, melon-like body with deep vertical ribbing and a matching domed lid topped with a bud-shaped or flame-style finial. The left vessel features a scrollwork handle and a short, slightly hooked spout, while the right vessel appears to have a simpler, more compact spout design, suggesting they may be a complementary set or perhaps a teapot and a coordinating creamer/syrup pitcher. They are likely crafted from stoneware or porcelain, displaying a uniform mint-green hue that suggests mid-20th-century mass production, possibly in the kitsch or 'Art Deco revival' style. The glaze is highly reflective and smooth, showing no obvious signs of crazing or significant chipping in the photograph, though slight surface wear or minor firing imperfections may be present upon closer tactile inspection. The craftsmanship is consistent with decorative household ceramics used for tea service or display, and the overall condition appears to be excellent with no visible repairs.