Pair of Vintage Ceramic Floral Serving Bowls

This pair consists of two distinct vintage ceramic bowls, likely serving or vegetable bowls. The bowl on the left is a white semi-porcelain piece featuring a scalloped rim and a paneled or fluted interior body. It is decorated with a central polychrome floral bouquet of roses and smaller blossoms, framed by delicate floral sprays and a continuous gold-tone geometric border along the rim. The bowl on the right is larger, featuring an orange or peach lustrous gradient glaze (ombre effect) around the rim that fades into a cream-colored center. Its central motif is a transferware design of a woven basket filled with vibrant garden flowers. Both pieces appear to be mid-20th-century American or European earthenware. The construction shows typical glazed ceramic firing techniques. Condition-wise, both bowls show signs of age-related wear including minor surface scratches in the basin and light shelf wear on the foot rings. No major cracks or chips are immediately visible, though there is potential for light crazing due to the nature of the glaze and age. The floral transfers remain bright, suggesting they were well-cared for or used infrequently. These items are characteristic of 1940s-1960s cottagecore or traditional dining aesthetics.