Porcelain perfume bottles

Hi all. I was wondering if someone could help me identify the maker or signature of those perfume bottles. Many thanks.

 

How big are they? The shape is actually a tea caddy.

 

The biggest is 13.5cm height with 7x7cm, medium sized is 12cm height with 6x6cm and smallest is 10.5cm height with 5.5x5.5cm. Definitely not a tea caddy.

 

The shapes are tea caddy.

 

The openings are a bit big for perfume. Maybe for different cosmetic powders?

 

Could be, I'm not sure.

 

After looking at a ton of google images, I'm guessing Japan mid-century.

 

I have looked on Google too, but for me, they looking more french, thinking of Limoges...

 

I agree with @janetpjohn. The decoration does not appear to be Limoges quality.
JMHO

 

These say Made in France, and they aren't exactly works of art, so I don't know:
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/pair-antique-french-paris-porcelain-1811142207

 

I found this on the term Old Paris (Vieux Paris):

"Old Paris Porcelain is very broadly defined as porcelain made by artisans in and around Paris from the late 18th century to the 1870’s. It was first beloved by Marie Antoinette (particularly the “cornflower” painted patterns) and utilized by only the wealthiest of French aristocrats. But the French Revolution forced makers of luxury items to regain financial stability by producing lower-priced goods made available to a wider public."

https://www.firesideantiques.com/a-modern-look-at-old-paris-porcelain/

That last sentence about lower-priced goods for a wider public could be significant in this case.

 

More information in this link:

http://myoldhistorichouse.blogspot.com/2011/01/vieux-paris.html

 

I suspect simply ornamental rather than for a purpose.

 

Thank all for your help and information, I will keep looking, hopefully I'll be able to find the maker.