Pair of small porcelain pots

AS TAKEN FROM A PICTURE SENT TO chatGbt Type: Pair of small porcelain pots/baskets (likely decorative rather than functional). Design: White basket-weave molded porcelain with twisted rope-style handles. Decoration: Applied and hand-painted floral and fruit decoration in green, orange, and pink tones. Markings: Hand-painted red numbers/letters on the bases – these look like decorator or pattern marks, rather than factory trademarks. These pieces are in the style of Continental porcelain (possibly Italian Capodimonte or German Dresden/Meissen-style from the late 19th to early 20th century). The basket-weave body with raised flowers and fruits was a popular decorative motif in the 1800s–1900s. The lack of a clear maker’s stamp suggests they could be either Capodimonte (Italy) or English/Continental decorative porcelain produced in the late Victorian to Edwardian period. Condition Both pieces appear intact (from the photos) with no obvious major cracks or chips, though there is some age-related wear and glaze discoloration at the bases. Value Because they are decorative rather than from a top-tier porcelain house like Meissen (with clear crossed-swords mark) or Sevres, their value is more modest. Estimated value (auction/retail): Pair: £30–£70 depending on condition and buyer interest. If identified firmly as Capodimonte or Dresden, the value could reach closer to £80–£120 for the pair.