Chinese vase, mark ID? Daoguang?

I looked up marks on Gotheborg, and this marking looks very similar to the Daoguang mark listed there, but not exactly the same. Can anyone translate? Also, I'm not sure what the style is called, it seams like I have seen it before, however I just can't think of what to call it. It's about 8" high.
I appreciate your time, thanks.

 

Gorgeous. Qianlong mark, the last photo is the right way up.
The style would still be classed as famille rose in spite of all that lovely blue. Famille rose, blue-ground is the term.

 

Here's a useful guide to chinese vase shapes:

https://news.artnet.com/art-world/a-beginners-guide-to-chinese-porcelain-vase-shapes-31882

I guess yours would be globular?

 

My mistake; I thought you asked what the shape of the vase was, not the style.

 

Wow, awesome thanks so much Any Jewelry! How interesting, I just did a quick looksie (but have much more to learn) at other Qianlong marked Famille Rose items and some of them are quite valuable. Not saying mine is, but a gal can hope right! Thanks again

 

No mistake at all Tiedye! That is very useful & helpful information. That's a great site! Thank you so much Tie Dye Cat I need to know the shape, style & anything else, LOL!

 

If yours is the real deal, and it could well be, you're looking at a very nice value. Do you have more detailed pictures? Also a sideview of the base?

 

Yes sure, thanks, here are a few more pics.

 

Hi Tye,
Love the design in the blue background.
greg

 

Thanks Greg! I found a similar background design on this one. Not the same, but similar.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/40CM-RARE-A...D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

When it comes to Chinese porcelain, they call the background techique sgraffito.
Nice piece but the mark is not of Imperial quality nor the colors and the enamels are Qianlong. I'd think late Qing.

 

That is very helpful kardinalisimo, thanks so much.

 

that is a great site, thanks tie.dye.cat!
beautiful vase tyeldom3!

 

I'd say mid- to late nineteenth century.
During the Guangdong period the quality went downhill a bit, although they still produced beautiful ware. But you can see little flaws in the porcelain body and the glaze that are often seen in the later Guangdong period and the troubled Tongzhi period.
Still a gorgeous vase, with that blue ground. I would certainly have considered it in my porcelain-buying days, which ended when neurological issues made me too clumsy.

 

Thank you cxgirl!

Wonderful info Any Jewelry, thank you so much! I wondered about those flaws, couldn't figure out what they were. Much appreciated.

 

Looks like you got a nice piece. Good eye, Tyeldom.

 

Thank you LucilleB