Featured Peking glass vase marks translation help

At least that's what my searches are coming up with.
This beautiful and heavy, thick glass vase is clear with a beautiful green tint. etched? with plants and birds.
There are two Chinese marks i was hoping to get translated also
It is 7" tall, The glass is 1/2" thick. and it weighs 5 lbs
Mikey

 

Not that's it's pertinent, but I'm not familiar with clear & massive Peking glass. Nice piece, though...thanks.

 

I wasn't either but after google image and some searching these are called Peking. I think lol
Mikey
Here is one with the same marks.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/374119262788

 

This one states 1800 to 1840
But the title says 18c.
Lol
https://www.ebay.com/itm/225456360524

 

@Ce BCA @Ken Yap can you read the Mark's?
Mikey

 

I wonder if this isn’t from Taiwan. There’s some lovely glass coming from there.

 

Yup, Taiwan label on this one with the same markings. From collectors weekly.

Btw, Peking glass is made in layers even monochrome pieces are layered. Like this.

 

It's not standard Chinese, some form of highly stylised font, Regarding what it is - it's clearly not antique Peking glass which looks nothing like this, it appears to be late 20th century decorative ware.

 

That's odd that most of these are misidentified as Chinese and Peking.
Mikey

 

I don't care whether is Peking or not -I'll take it!

 

Thanks @Lark
Does someone have a worthpoint account. This vase is the same as mine but a little smaller.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-meiji-period-peking-etched-1795974418

 

Mikey, YOURS is MUCH prettier!!!

 

Thanks @Aquitaine Your opinion is always greatly appreciated!
Mikey

 

@Kronos could you help with that sold price kind Sir?
Mikey

 

I suspect Taiwan is a less fashionable name. Or people have never heard of the place!

The lovely modern stuff is that with the unspellable name. Liuliugongfang. It’s gorgeous.

 

Izzat Formosa?

 

$225.00 (2016)

 

So sorry, I can’t help much. The 4-character mark, something about old-fashioned? The 6-character mark something about King’s treasure? I think it is Taiwan glass/crystal too, maybe Liuligongfang or Tittot or Newworkshop? Very beautiful indeed!

 

Thank you very much Ken and Kronos!
Mikey

 

The liuli stuff is just stunning.