A pair of gilt decorated and enamelled glass vases?, likely European in origin. The vessels are crafted from clear glass and feature hand-painted ornamentation in a consistent aesthetic palette. One vase is of waisted cylindrical form, decorated with a gilt trellis motif punctuated by raised red enamel dots at the intersections, supported by a pedestal base with a central red glass band between gilt-finished sections. The second vase features a flared rim and is embellished with a stylised gilt leaf and vine pattern with red enamel berries, resting on a bulbous gilt metal effect? section and a clear foot with gilt ring accents. Both items demonstrate the use of high-relief enamel and burnished gilt finishes typical of late 19th or early 20th-century decorative glassware. No maker marks or signatures are legible.
Measurement: 5 x 11 IN
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