Help identifying Satsuma vase

I picked up this pair of vases today as I loved the colors and design. I think they are Satsuma but I can't find any information on the mark that is on the bottom. Does this look familiar to anyone? Any idea of age and if they are real Satsuma? Thank you!

 

Here is a link to gotheburg about satsuma marks
http://gotheborg.com/marks/satsuma.shtml

 

Thank you Kiko, I've been through all those marks and can't find anything close...

 

Welcome, ZanGoBlue. The format and content of the dark "cartouche" mark is characteristic of Satsuma wares. The circle with the + inside is the Shimazu family crest. While you may not have been able to find an exact match for all the other characters, certainly you noticed how many of the Satsuma marks documented in the site contained that symbol. No?

Your picture of 2 vases is too small to see details. Can you attach a larger one?

 

Hi Bakersgma, thank you! I did note that the + inside a circle was indicative of a Satsuma mark, but I couldn't identify any of the other kenji (?) marks. So I'm not sure of age, and I didn't see any others in this same dark blue color - which made me worry it was not authentic... I'll get a closer photo... Each one looks to have ladies on one side and men on the other.

 

Satsuma, but quality is ~medium - so later productions toward the end of this style, maybe 1920's?

 

I agree, later and not great quality. Here is another site with Japanese marks:
http://litaxulingkelley.blogspot.com/p/japanese-porcelain-marks.html

 

Perhaps @Mat can provide some info on the meaning of the marks below.

 

Hi, I can only partly read the mark, the right column under the Satsuma mon reads just "Satsuma". On the left is the name of the maker, which I cannot read, and the last character is "zo", "made".