Fengshui Temple Lion, Foo/Fu Dog Vase

{Fu Dog, Foo Dog or Lion Dog, or Chinese Temple Lions. Foo (Fu) means prosperity and good fortune in Chinese. These guardian dogs, also called temple lions, always comes in a pairs and stand to the left and right of entrances. Usually, one is male and the other female. Which gender can be seen by that the female have a puppy under a lifted paw and that the male have a brocade ball}
So I got this vase at an estate sale up in the Hamptons and it really caught my eye. So much so, that I couldn't bare to leave it behind. So since then, Blindly purchasing it, I've done quite a bit of research on it. And although I'm not an expert by any means, based on the research that I did, This vase is from the 18th to mid-19th century; due to it having no artist markings and all china being exported during this period having no makings. It's completely hand crafted and it shows from the slight imperfections to the vase. It stands at 5.25" tall and is certainly unique and in Great Conditions!