Chinese marks can anyone translate?

I spent some time at Gotheborg.com looking at marks and the numbers chart.... but didn't get anywhere. The figures look like a few of the 8 Chinese immortals and the the flower urns could represent one of the 8 treasures -vase for wealth. That is all I got.

 

I waver from being on older side maybe 1916 ish to 1970s Famille Rose. Hoping for date in the hand painted script.

 

I'm sorry no one answered on your other thread.
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/chinese-marks-can-anyone-translate.36552/

Next time you want to bring your thread back to the top of the forum;

Just type something like - Bumping back to top
Or some other something.
That way we don't have two threads going on the same item.

 

Reported other thread and asked for it to be deleted.

 

bump up

 

okay one last effort for help

 

Haven't seen @Asian Fever lately.
Maybe she could help.

 

the last mark it said Dao Guang Nian Zhi , the original Dao Guang Nian Zhi Should be dated back in 1821 - 1850 , the blue colour in the pattern in my opinion is considered as blue cobalt colour which only happened in 19th century till modern time,but seeing the condition of your vase's bottom i think i have to agree with you that it seems can't be older than early 1900 or maybe the early second half of 20th century could be right date of it,imho

 

thank all. I enhanced the photos to make the marks more readable. The blue isn't as dark as shown in the photos. Thanks for the input. Attached closer likeness of color.

 

wow it's looks like 2 different blue,and maybe it's really 20th century's then