Need help to identify ginger jar and jardiniere

Any help any of you could give me would be appreciated. I know nothing at all about these. Im guessing the first one is Chinese pottery and maybe ginger jar. It’s about 11” tall and 7 1/2” wide at widest point. Am I looking at the mark in the correct direction? I’ve gone cross eyed.
Second one I believe is called a jardiniere. It’s 9 1/2” tall opening has a diameter of 9 1/2”. It has a couple of hair line cracks which to me just add character.
Im interested to know if they are old, what the marks mean and who the makers are.

 

Chinese porcelain decorated in Macau. Date: probably c. 1970s or later.

 

2nd vase looks victorian or edwardian english

 

Does that mean the crazing lines on the Chinese piece are added to make it look old?

 

It could be crackle glaze which is intentional and easy to create, or it could be crazing. Crazing is not usually desired, and as Made in Macau always marks their products, it is unlikley they would have delibertly created the crackle to make the product look older. It is more likely that the standards and quality of the clay and other ingredients was low, that the process was not to a high standard. The shapes would not be 'thrown' or soft formed but manufactured. This can lead to a more a more porous resulting porcelain that can lead to crazing.Usually indicative of poor quality porcelain process.

 

I thought I posted a reply but apparently I wasn’t logged in so I think I lost it. If both post show up - oops
But anyways
Thank you so much for your help. I’m trying to learn by researching different websites but those 2 had me stumped. I have very little knowledge of pottery so thank you for sharing your knowledge.
If you would be so kind I do have one more - I can’t find this mark. It feels like it should be obvious but I’m not having any luck
The piece is broke and probably trash but I still want to know about it