Featured Wucai Jiajing Fish Jars

I don't know much about asian antiques. To me these look like 90's, but because they were part of an estate with some ridiculously high end china I just wanted to make sure. They're 5 3/4 inches tall with lid. Any thoughts?

 

I am not sure if I'd call those Wucai. What do we have here, underglaze blue and overglaze iron red/orange?
I like them. They look well made but kind of too shiny. Do you see any age signs?
Not the same, but similar motif
http://www.alaintruong.com/archives/2009/04/22/13481162.html

You can compare the colors.

Those look more like yours, sold for just $100.

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/11110432_pr-chinese-porcelain-koi-fish-ginger-jars-jiajing

 

Not wucai, which literally means five colors. In Chinese this is called 青花【加】红彩 qinghua [jia] hongcai "blue-and-white [adding] red."

 

Hi!
You must not pop by much or at least not comment or 'like' anything since you are still a new member even though joining in July '15...

 

As kard says, they have modern Ming dynasty Jiajing marks: http://www.gotheborg.com/marks/mingmarks.shtml#jiajing

 

He's still welcome !

 

Not saying the opposite. Just noticed his avatar had new member listed after almost a year here.

 

Many do....who don't post often enough to reach the active member threshold !

 

What amount is that....and probably my point.

 

you have to ask Davey......or Skeez....who's been MIA for a while..

 

Thanks for the information. Kind of what I thought.

 

how about this one. Would this be a Wucai Wanli ?
Is this a replica?

 

I guess you can call this Wucai. To me it looks quite recent.