Featured Small conjoined vase

Here i have a small stoneware conjoined vase, with 6 seperate...funnels? Decorated with a transfer print, a small red mark i cant quite make out on the inside. Approx 4 inches tall. Anyone know about the origin, or what it would be used for?

 

Same concept as a tulip vase, but smaller. Aren't these called posy vases?
Looks hand painted to me.

 

Thanks Any Jewelry. You are right that certain parts of the design are painted, but am i right in thinking the blue is transfer printed, my knowledge in this area is a bit scattered.

I found some marks by pieter adriaensz kocks that look very similar to the one on this vase.

 

It looks hand painted and I'm thinking it's French. Maybe try one of the Desvres potteries. Here are some sites with marks.

http://perso.infonie.be/vieux.rouen/Virtual museum/html/salle1/index_salle1.html

http://www.infofaience.com/en/faience-general

 

looks hand painted..

 

Imari palette.

 

I was going to say the same as Owned.
Imari style.

I think it is a flower frog that would have sat in a matching center bowl. The bowl was probably marked.

 

It's commonly referred to as a tulip vase. The mark I believe is a fake faux 18th Century Delft mark - which makes sense as there are many Delftware tulip vases similar to this this.

If you are selling it I would label it as a Vintage Delft Style Imari Tulip Vase.

-Jess.