3 Chinese house spice pot

Rare, 3 french earthenware spice jars, old (1930), depicting small chinese houses in the shape of mushrooms, body of the elongated beige earthenware pots, relief of doors and balcony on which there is a small character, shaped lids rounded roofs and small handles in the shape of ridges. All have 4 small feet. In ascending order of size: 1: 14cm in height with lid, 9.5cm without, approximately 8cm in diameter. 300gr approximately. Has numerous accidents, 2 chips on the lid, handle and rim, quite visible, 1 on the more discreet rim. Body of the pot, 2 small gaps in varnish on the top, discreet, a few small discreet chips on the balcony and bottom of the door step, quite uneven edge. Balcony largely dilapidated. 2: 15cm in height with lid, 10.5cm without, approximately 8.5cm in diameter. 420gr approximately. Includes many accidents. A few small, relatively discreet chips on the lid but one quite visible on a rim. Body of the pot small chip on the head of the character, a few small discreet ones and a larger bottom corner of the doorway. Balcony and doorway largely discolored. 3: 17cm high with lid, 12cm without, approximately 9.5cm in diameter. 700gr approximately. Includes many accidents. A few small discreet chips on the lid. Body of the pot some small discreet chips, one a little visible on the head of the character as well as another on the corner of the doorstep, character glued to the foot and along the balcony, very discreet repair. Balcony and doorstep largely worn out. Despite the numerous marks of time on these 3 items, they remain quite charming, rare, and can still be used or joined a collection, please do not lose sight of the fact that these objects are almost 100 years old and that they have lived, their flaws are part of their history.