Two cream and celadon enameled porcelain vases with molded decoration of small dragons, China, early 20th century - Coloquinte-shaped vase covered with a cracked cream enamel and molded with a dragon surrounding the neck and belly with its tail. Under the foot, an old label bearing the number 40. H.: 21 cm; - pansu vase, originally with high neck, now cut, covered with celadon enamel and molded with a bifid dragon surrounding the shoulder and bottom of the neck. The dragon's head and back are partially enameled in copper red. Apocryphal Qianlong mark with four characters in blue underglaze on the base. Height: 15 cm