This image captures three decorative vases displayed on a clear glass shelf within what appears to be a white display cabinet or shelving unit in the city of Le Puy-en-Velay, France

This image captures three decorative vases displayed on a clear glass shelf within what appears to be a white display cabinet or shelving unit in the city of Le Puy-en-Velay, France. The glass shelf reflects the bases of the objects. From left to right: 1. A white, opaque vase with a scalloped, gold-trimmed rim. Its body features a circular, multi-colored decal depicting an interior scene with figures in warm tones of red, brown, and yellow. The vase tapers slightly from a wider base to a narrower neck. 2. A central amphora-style vase with a dark brown/black flared neck, rim, and base. The main body is off-white with a visible texture or crackle pattern, adorned with dark reddish-brown stylized scrollwork and a Greek key (meander) pattern immediately below the neck. Two dark brown/black handles extend from the neck to the upper body. 3. A smaller, rounded white vase on the right. It has a distinct dark teal or blue-green base separated from the body by a band of light orange/tan. The vase is decorated with winding reddish-brown branches, clusters of small red berries, and larger green leaves interspersed with yellow/orange fruit-like elements. The background consists of plain white surfaces, likely the interior walls of the display unit, with faint vertical lines visible, possibly indicating cabinet doors or paneling. A blurry rectangular outline is discernible behind the leftmost vase. No individuals are present in the frame.