Two beaker vases and a vase, part of a garniture 1760 - 1800

This 18th century Delftware vase, part of a set of three, features a distinct blue and white palette. It showcases intricate floral motifs, including a prominent peony and other blossoms, all meticulously painted in the "Chinese" style that was popular in the Netherlands at the time. The vase's shape is also inspired by Chinese porcelain, with a flared rim and a tall, slender form. It's a fine example of Dutch decorative arts during the late 1700s, reflecting the country's fascination with Eastern aesthetics.