Chinese Temple Jar

Question: Hello Mr. Langer, I would like your opinion regarding  my  Chinese Temple Jar, which is 20 inches tall and 10 inches in diameter.  I purchased it from an antique dealer in Minneapolis in the 1970's -  the only information he gave me was that it was from the early 20th century and had been acquired from a temple.  There is what appears to be discoloration from incense smoke in the interior which also contains a number of paper streamers. 

In my internet research I came upon examples and description of the Fahua technique and because of similarities I wonder if it could possibly be an example of Fahua in very low relief. .  It does not have a smooth surface  - one can feel all of the decoration and outlining with the fingertip.  I also noticed that Fahua is thickly potted, often has a cobalt blue background, commonly has flowers as the
subject which are outlined in black or gray - all of which one sees on this jar. I will greatly appreciate your appraisal and thank you in advance.

RD Langer Answers: Hi, the temple jar you own is quite beautiful. I would estimate it would bring between $1000-1500. at auction.