​It is decorated with intricate Famille Rose enamel panels set against a brilliant ruby-red glazed ground. The panels depict elegant court ladies and children engaged in scholarly pursuits, often symbolizing a mother teaching her children and promoting a virtuous family. ​Please Note: Kindly inspect the last picture. The surface has some noticeable scratches, but these marks have not damaged the porcelain body of the vase. Overall in very good condition. No hairline, with wear of age please see all pictures. AI Gemini for your reference only Era Identification ​This vase is a classic example of "567 Porcelain," a term used by collectors to describe Chinese porcelain produced by state-run factories during the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. ​Style: It features a vibrant "Ruby Red" (胭脂紅 ) glaze as the primary ground, which was very popular for high-quality export wares during the mid-20th century. ​Decoration: The central panel depicts "Ladies playing Go" (仕女下棋), a traditional motif representing the "Four Arts of the Scholar." The painting style—characterized by the specific facial features and the use of "Famille Rose" (粉彩) enamels—is highly typical of the Jingdezhen export style of the 1960s and 70s. Packing materials is included in the shipping fee