Pair of Japanese cloisonné enamel salt and pepper shakers

This appears to be a matched pair of small Japanese cloisonné condiment shakers, likely intended for salt and pepper. The bodies are rounded and tapered, with deep cobalt-blue enamel ground and decorative scenic motifs in gold, orange, and pale tones. The tops are dark enamel or metal with small perforations, one with a single hole and the other with two holes, consistent with salt and pepper usage. The overall style suggests decorative export ware rather than a high-end signed cloisonné piece. The imagery appears to include stylized landscape or figural elements, though the photo is somewhat soft and details are not fully legible.

Japanese cloisonné enamel reached high artistic and export popularity in the Meiji era, and small household items such as shakers reflect the adaptation of traditional decorative techniques to Western dining customs.