8 Asian Porcelain Plates

The shapes look Chinese to me but the decoration is not typical, even not for Japanese pieces. I have similar celadon plates but they are with overglaze enamels.
Any idea?

Thanks

 

After futzing around for a while, I honed it down to get the best hits with key words Seto Celadon

A couple of marked pieces, if anyone can decipher, then hopefully we'll know for sure.

mark on back of plate

front of plate
ANTIQUE JAPANESE LIKELY SETO CELADON VASES BIRD AND FLOWERS DESIGN
Listed in category: Antiques>Asian Antiques>Japan>Vases
Ended: Apr 27, 2016, Starting bid:US $250.00 [ 0 bids ] eBay item number: 272218624402

This one was listed as Chinese:




ANTIQUE CHINESE CELADON GLAZED PORCELAIN VASE PITCHER JAR VERY FINE ENAMEL
ARTIST SIGNED -VERY FINE ENAMEL FLOWERS BIRDS BEAUTIFUL
Ended:Apr 20, 2016 , Starting bid:US $49.00 [ 0 bids ] eBay item number: 272207659030
Listed in category: Antiques>Asian Antiques>China>Vases


Via gotheborg.com "H.SAJI JAPAN, Seto, Dai Nippon
938. Sugar bowl with celadon glaze and enamels. Mark: H.SAJI JAPAN Dai Nippon Sa Ji Sei = Great Japan, Saji Made. "Saji" seems to be a name, one possibility is that it is just referring to the Japanese name for Seji = Celadon. Best guess from looking, is a Seto/Nagoya or perhaps Yokohama product. Regrding date, it is generally accepted that marks that includes "Dai Nippon" in Japanese characters on the whole date to the Meiji (1868-1912) period, reflecting the greatly increased nationalism of that period. In this case a likely period is 1910-30."

seto celadon: ebay completed

 

Another mark:


Antique Late 19thc Japanese Seto Celadon Porcelain Vase Signed By Artist

 

You go, Laura!