Chinese Export Style Ceramic Vase with Figurative Scenes

This is a ceramic decorative vase, likely an antique or vintage piece, featuring a distinctive Asian-inspired design. The vase has a flared mouth, a relatively narrow neck that widens into a bulbous body, and then tapers down to a footed base. The overall height appears to be approximately 10-12 inches, judging by its proportion to the hand holding it. The primary coloring is a light cream or off-white background. The body is adorned with hand-painted or hand-applied transferware scenes depicting what appears to be figures in traditional Chinese attire within an outdoor or garden setting, complete with stylized trees, rocks, and architectural elements. The color palette for these scenes includes rich blues, greens, purples, oranges, and brown tones. Notable features include decorative bands around the neck and base. The neck features intricate floral and geometric patterns in muted colors, while the base has vertical purple stripes alternating with lighter cream sections, topped and bottomed by gold-colored bands. The glazes appear to be glossy, and there are no immediately visible chips, cracks, or significant discolored areas. The condition seems generally good, possibly with minor wear commensurate with age, but detailed inspection for crazing or hairline cracks would require closer examination. No specific maker's marks or signatures are visible in the provided image. The style suggests it could be late 19th to mid-20th century, drawing inspiration from traditional Chinese porcelain.