A pair of hexagonal cloisonné decorative vases from China’s late Qing dynasty For Sale

A pair of hexagonal cloisonné decorative vases from China’s late Qing Dynasty. The pieces are adorned with motifs of clouds and cranes, landscapes with pine trees, butterflies, and stylized floral patterns—all symbolizing good fortune and longevity. The interior of the rim is also finished with cloisonné (enamel on a copper base). The necks feature twin phoenix-shaped handles, accented with delicate gold-painted detailing. These are exceptional, antique-grade decorative vases—an exquisite choice for any collection or display. Note: The base features an engraved, double-ring mark reading "Made in the Xuande Reign."