Qing Dynasty Porcelain Brush Pot or Jar with Lid

This is a beautiful and delicate Chinese Famille Rose porcelain jar with lid. It appears to be from the Qing Dynasty, Jiaqing period but likely from the late 19th century. The bottom of the jar has a crudly drawn 4 character mark which appears to be Jiaqing. The condition is appropriate for a piece of this age and there are marks and bubbles in the porcelain but there are no cracks, hairline or repairs. The jar with lid is 5 inches tall, 4½ inches in diameter. There are paintings of pale pink flowers on the lid and green leaves. The jar itself has painting around almost all the jar ,just a small area with no painting. The painting shows two men with pale pink shirts on animals perhaps oxen and two men with pale pink shirts and holding flags on foot set in the countryside. This is old so marks in porcelain and blackened base but no chips or cracks apart from where metal handle was fitted.

Dimensions: 
Height: 5.5"
Width: 4.5"
Weight: 2 lbs