Large Chinese Jar, 9 inch high, 7.5 inch wide. The Imperial marks from the Qing dynasty are written in Kai shu on the bottom claim this piece is from the Tongzhi reign 1862-1874, although there is another mark that I do not recognize. I also have searched for this pattern to no avail. There are four different main drawings/ paintings on the jar. Anything I can learn about this piece along with an approximate value would be greatly appreciated.

not sure what i can tell you about this painting but i loved it on site didnt think it was painted by anyone who was a real artist . just hoping someone can give me a bit of info , maybe a value and how to sell it if it is worth anything cheers

Yellow areas, gold inlay

may be gold trim on it, not sure

I was told by Christie's auction house in New York that the little brass plate with the words "Genuine Tiffany" is a good indication that it is not a real Tiffany lamp. They said some companies used to put stamps like these on these kinds of lamps to pass them off as authentic. Please note one of the panes has a hole in it. One of the side panels has a crack in it, as well as one of the panels at the very top. So, it is in great condition, minus the hole, and two cracks. This damage happened during a move. I would like to know the value of this piece in mint condition, and its value now, after the damage. Thank you.

This is a etching by Leonard Baskin (American 1922) of "Lucas Van Leyden"