Featured Kutani & Satsuma plates - help with marks ID

Hi dear Members,

Recently, I've picked up few Kutani and Satsuma plates/saucers and would be very grateful if someone could help me with marks identifying.

Plates with birds (I have two of them) are Kutani and, I guess, from Meiji period, but couldn't ID the mark by myself.

Satsuma Saucer with a beautiful landscape - the mark is written indistinctly, and I'm struggling to ID it.

Eggshell porcelain saucer (my favourite from this set) with a dinner, or tea party (?) scene has a mark that I identified as "Omura" - please correct me if I'm wrong.

All opinions a highly appreciated!

 

Love the bird plate(s).
I'll tag Mikey for you: @916Bulldogs123 .

 

Thank you Any

 

Thank you @Any Jewelry
Some beautiful pieces you found @nastina.nastea
Satsuma Omura plate is correct and dates first quarter 20th century, too bad about the damage
The other Satsuma mark is hard to read and I'm guessing it is most likely Meiji 1868-1912
The Kutani plates are beautiful and date to right around the turn of the century.
I hope this helps
Mikey

 

Wow! Thank You @916Bulldogs123 for your help, it’s amazing
Yes, it’s so sad that Omura plate is damaged, but the drawing on it is so beautiful that I thought it is almost a crime to leave it there all alone