Featured Attractive Tongzhi Marked Lidded Pot - The Real McCoy ?

Further to my recent posting, I would be very grateful if you would allow me to tax your expertise regarding yet another item.
I recently acquired (relatively cheaply) a Tongzhi marked lidded jar, standing some 15cm or so high.
The design is very attractive - and commercially so, as well. It's for this reason that I am beginning to have my doubts about the piece - it's almost too nice, if you see what I mean. The painting quality (in my amateur opinion) seems to be good, the style and some facial characteristics seem consistent with the purported period.
However, I suspect that the jar may be of later production - but hopefully not post- Republic period.

I'd be interested to hear what you real experts think.
Thanks !!!!

 

Can you go ahead and post FULL IMAGES of the ones you haven't, please? It's really quite lovely, even if I can't technically help!!

 

Few more pics !

 

Is the mark printed, or hand painted? If it is printed the item is more likely to be 20th century. Tongzhi came to mean comrade in the 20th century, so has a double meaning for items made since communism.

 

The seal mark is stamped on. However, I understand that the Tongzhi seal was also sometimes used as an apocryphal mark in the later Guangxu and Republican periods.