Help identify if Qainlong vase or something else

I have this beautiful vase that I’m having a hard time finding online. It does have the Qainlong mark, but it differs a bit from other markings. I am assuming it must be a newer piece. You can feel the design on the outside like it’s carved. The inside has a different design than the outside, but I can’t find any vases like it. Please help me identify or give me keywords to help me search for a similar vase to know it’s worth

I’ve shared it in a few groups, but others are drawing blanks just as I am.

more photos and video on my Facebook, I can’t figure out how to use this thread very well. https://www.facebook.com/545822135/posts/10156898784617136/

 

Hello, Natasha. Can you post a picture of the mark, please?

 

Thank you so much.

 

Qianlong 1736-95
Looks like the same mark to me.


About a third the way down the page of this website...
https://gotheborg.com/marks/qingmarks.shtml

 

Obviously not of the period though, more an apocryphal quality mark.

 

https://10dynasties.com/products/qing-dynasty-qianlong-vase

 

Agree with blooey, apocraphyl mark, newer piece. The base looks almost brand new, at least to me. Never have seen cobalt blue decoration on the INSIDE of a vase before...very odd.

Aa far as the piece that CPW linked to...I would think a genuine qianlong period piece would be listed at quite a higher price...?

 

After seeing the vase above with the light inside, I decided to see what mine would look like. The photo is not fuzzy, that’s actually what it looks like. It sure is beautiful, almost as if the vase is a story.

I agree, it has to be a newer piece. I’ve researched it off and on for a few years, but it’s now eating away at me every time I look at it. I appreciate the help more than you know. I hope we can figure this out.

 

Well, the small upload made it fuzzy..

 

It is a beauty, Natasha, but I am with the others, not period and probably fairly recent.
Welcome, btw.

The seller lists it as "A lovely piece from the Qing Dynasty, with Qianlong seal." That is 'seller speak' for: Qing period, but not Qianlong, in spite of the seal.
To me it looks Qing period, but later than Qianlong.