Three Antique Brass Ornaments: Two Vases and One Handled Vessel

This lot comprises three antique brass ornamental items, likely crafted from a brass alloy, displaying a rich, aged patina. The set includes two matching vases and a unique handled cylindrical vessel. Each piece exhibits a textured, hammered or dimpled finish across much of its surface, adding to its artisanal appeal. The two vases are tall and slender, featuring a flared, disc-shaped top, a narrow neck, an elegant bulbous body, and a circular stepped base. They appear to be of similar height and design, indicating they were likely produced as a pair. One of the vases shows a darker, possibly oxidized or tarnished area on its lower neck and upper body, suggesting variations in surface treatment or exposure over time. The central piece is a handled-vessel, appearing to be a milk can or similar utility vessel, characterized by its tapered cylindrical body and a semi-circular handle arching over its opening. It also features the distinctive hammered texture, consistent with the vases, suggesting they may be from the same maker or period. The overall color is a warm, somewhat dulled brass-gold, indicative of significant age and unpolished condition. There are visible signs of wear, including minor scuffs, tarnishing, and possibly some small dents consistent with age and use. No specific maker's marks or signatures are discernable from the provided images, but the craftsmanship and style suggest a late 19th to early 20th-century period, possibly of Indian or Middle Eastern origin given the common use of spun and hammered brass in those regions for decorative and functional items. The heavy construction and hand-finished details point to a good quality of craftsmanship.