Large Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Floor Vase

This is a large, ornate Chinese Famille Rose porcelain floor vase, standing prominently on a wooden floor. The vase features a classic baluster form, characterized by a narrow neck flaring out to a wide mouth, a broad shoulder, a tapering body, and a splayed foot. The primary color palette is a vibrant Famille Rose, dominated by pinks, greens, blues, yellows, and reds, set against a predominantly white and light pastel background. The decorative scheme is highly intricate and multi-layered. The neck and shoulder are adorned with alternating panels of floral motifs, including pink peonies, and geometric patterns, all framed by decorative borders. A prominent central cartouche on the neck displays a large pink blossoming peony on a white ground. Below this, there's a band of turquoise-colored interlocking patterns. The main body of the vase features a detailed narrative scene depicting multiple figures in traditional Chinese attire, possibly imperial court or genre scenes, set in a landscape with architectural elements, mountains, and trees. The figures are rendered with expressive details and bright enamels. Below the main scene, there's another band of floral patterns and medallions, leading to the splayed foot which is decorated with repeating stylized lotus petals and scrollwork. The rim of the mouth appears to have a subtle gold or bronze band. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with fine details in the painting and a smooth glazed finish. No significant chips, cracks, or repairs are immediately visible from the provided image, though a closer inspection would be required to confirm the exact condition. The style suggests it could be from the Qing Dynasty revival period, possibly late 19th or 20th century, and is likely a decorative piece intended for display in grand interiors.