There is a vase made by Qianlong, with Jiang Ziya and the woodcutter painted on it. I don't know if it's true or not. What kind of vase does it belong to and how much is it?

The shape of the bottle belongs to plum bottle, which is well painted and the painter is not bad. Belongs to pastels.

However, the shape, painting style, color and whiteness of porcelain are not Qianlong style, but the late Qing Dynasty.

In the late Qing Dynasty, many ceramics were famous for their health, harmony and dryness, but they were not necessarily imitations. Many of them worship and respect their predecessors. The "Qianlong Year System" is written too casually, not attached to the level of painting, and it doesn't even look like high temperature (judging by pictures alone, there will be errors)

The above is just a personal opinion.

Pass on a standard "pastel dried plum bottle" for your reference.