Three soft past porcelain blue and white small size pitchers, Kangxi period, ca. 1700, China, Possibly a cruet set (oil/vinegar/soy). The cream-coloured soft paste porcelain bodies each decorated with standing ladies ('Long Eliza figures), a large flower filled vase on a stand and rabbits. Marked with a 'jade' mark. H 11 - 9.5 cm, Crazing of the glaze. One lid missing, one with the lid glued to the pot. The pitcher with the loose lid is in good condition; no hairlines and no restoration. The pot with the glued lid also in good condition; no hairlines and no restoration. The third pot with the missing cover with several cracks running down from the top and discoloration of the crazing. The property of a Dutch nobleman.Provenance: Johannes Bieruma Oosting (1842-1902) and his wife Cornelia Charlotte Brantsma (1848-1894), by descent to their daughter Agatha Victoria Bieruma Oosting (1875-1968). And by descent to the present owner.