chinese vases

[Simonne]

Hello,
please, could you help me identify these vases? There are a lot of signes of age, but I am not sure about the period and I would like to know, if it's possible, something about the writing/poems.
Thank you in advance,
Simonne

[Simonne]

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[Simonne]

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[peterp]

Style:  http://www.chinese-antique-porcelain.com/qianjiang-porcelain.html
Year written on vase: 1890
Mark: Tongzhi (the Tongzhi reign mark was used both during the Tongzhi and Guangxu reigns)
Painter: signed Rudan, actual name: Lei Gui-quan, qianjiang style painter of the Guangxu reign.

[Simonne]

Thank you, Peter!

Best regards,
Simonne

[Stan]

Hi Peter, the mark looks like it was stamped and not hand signed, when did they start stamping the marks on porcelain?

[peterp]

As far as I know large scale use of stamped marks started in the Tongzhi reign. Most Tongzhi marks from private kilns I have seen are red, stamped marks.
However, individual marks were stamped with seals at least as early as the Qianlong dynasty, as far as I know. Then they were probably only few.

[Stan]

Thanks for explaining that, I thought stamped marks were from the later periods.