This lot consists of two distinct ceramic pieces with high-gloss finishes. The first item is a turquoise-glazed figurine of an elongated female figure. The figure is depicted in traditional Eastern attire with a tall, pointed headdress and hands joined in a mudra-like gesture at the chest. The glaze features a fine decorative crackle throughout. Relief-molded details include floral patterns on the central garment and scrollwork motifs around the flared base. The second item is a dark green glazed figural vessel, modeled as a hooded face with a smiling expression, closed eyes, and rounded cheeks. The vessel is hollow with an opening at the top. The reverse side of this vessel features raised, molded lettering in three horizontal lines reading RWCS July 9-11 2020.Measurements/notes: Pair; 9.5 in. and 3.5 in. H.