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Hello.
Is it possible to say whether this pair of vases likely dates from the Republic period or the PRC ?

Any help appreciated.

Thanks !!

Barring the possibility that your vases are so white that they blend perfectly into the background of our screens, please reread the Forum FAQ section and resubmit them in a size and format meeting forum requirements.

Thanks,

Bill H.

Please accept my apologies for this mistake.
I will attach them to this message.

Thank you.

undated but should be Republic period

Thank you for your welcome comment, Rat. I am much obliged for your assistance.

I’ll defer the grassy inscription to others, but the style appears to be early Republic. The red base mark may be that of a known artist, which would better define his active period. See link below for another example.

Best regard

Bill H.

URL Title :Chinese Republic Cylinder Vase

Sincere thanks for your assistance, Bill H.

Apologies, once again, for my omitting the photos.

貂蝉拝月　　
桐華居
書於珠山
Diaochan* watching moon
Tong Huaju
Painted at Zhushan

Tong Huaju　桐華居
Porcelain painter from Jingdezhen, active from late Guangxu and during the Republic of China period.
Unfortunately the base mark cannot be read from this worm's-eye-view.

*Diaochan, one of the four legendary beauties of ancient China

With regards,
I.Nagy

Nice double matching examples. Despite the blurry pictures they appear to be Republican period.
Regards,
Mark@imperial
Adams Asian Art

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