Antique Japonese vases

Taller vase: The image shows a vintage Japanese porcelain vase, likely an export piece from the mid-20th century.  Features hand-painted decoration in the Famille Rose or similar palette, depicting elegantly dressed figures, possibly geishas, in a traditional landscape setting with cherry blossoms and pagodas.  Made of porcelain with a crackled glaze. The base shows some signs of wear and age, consistent with a used vintage item.  The style is characteristic of Japanese export ware produced during the post-WWII era, often referred to as "Geisha Girl" ware.  Smaller: This appears to be a Japanese Kutani lidded jar or ginger jar, possibly dating from the Meiji period (1868-1912).  Kutani ware is a style of fine porcelain pottery known for its vivid colors and elegant designs.  The jar features intricate hand-painted designs in rust-red/orange, white, and possibly gold detailing.  It is a collectible item, valued for its antique nature and traditional Japanese craftsmanship.