Pair of Chinese Cloisonné Vases with Floral Motifs

This is a pair of antique or vintage Chinese cloisonné vases, characterized by their dark, possibly black or dark brown, enamel bodies adorned with delicate floral branches. Each vase features a classic baluster form, with a slightly flared rim, a constricted neck, a broad shoulder tapering down to a narrower base, and a splayed foot. The rims and bases are finished with a contrasting brass or bronze-colored metal band, indicating the underlying metalwork. The floral decorations consist of tiny, multi-petaled flowers, possibly plum blossoms or cherry blossoms, rendered in shades of yellow, pink, and white, with thin, curling brown or reddish-brown branches. The background enamel appears to have a subtle textured surface, possibly from the firing process or intentional stippling, which adds depth to the dark body. A notable feature around the interior of the neck is a band of light blue enamel with small, geometric or floral patterns, offering a charming contrast to the dominant dark color. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided images. The overall style suggests an influence of traditional Chinese art, likely dating from the late 19th to mid-20th century, a common period for the production of such cloisonné for export. The condition appears to be good with some visible dust accumulation and a potential need for cleaning, but no obvious chips, cracks, or significant enamel loss. The brass/bronze elements show some natural patina consistent with age. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with fine details in the floral wirework (cloisons) and a smooth enamel finish.