Good Afternoon All! I Need Your Help with a Marking, If you can make it out. TY

I bought this vase from a neighbor that use to own a vintage antique shop, but had to close it down. The problem with this piece is that I can’t make out the mark on the bottom because there is a hole right in the middle of it. From the residue on the bottom it looks like it might have been mounted down on something. I am hoping that maybe someone could make out what is left over of the marking so I can search and get more information on the piece. I don't think it is worth anything, but it is a pretty piece and want to know where it made and the age.Thank you so much for your help and enjoy your day! @Couch Potato Wannabe

 

Not a vase or if it was it was drilled for a lamp.
Very pretty.

 

It was a vase tho. There is plenty space to put the makers mark, they wouldn't put it right on the hole that's kinda stupid.
It doesn't seem very old, maybe from the 80's?

 

I can't help with what's left of the mark but I believe the pattern may be the nine peaches. Here is an example of an early one.

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/42317

 

Thank you for your help, but I found someone who was able to translate the mark for me and he said it is from the Tongzhi Period. This piece has 10 peaches instead of nice and is 16" tall. Thank you again

 

Yes...Tongzhi Period
Here is the mark more clearly for others who may wish to learn what that looks like.

 

Thank you Couch!

 

Although the mark is Tongzhi it does not mean that it was made in the Tongzhi period. Is the decoration hand painted or hand coloured over a printed outline?

 

Thank you John for your response and It is hand painted and also the hallmark.

 

As John says, got to watch out for printed outlines, they are quite common and this may be an example.

 

True enough, I should have stated "Yes...It resembles a Tongzhi Period Mark"