Chinese porcelain flower vase

Chinese porcelain vase, likely decorative and featuring hand-painted floral designs, possibly in the "Famille Rose" style.
Origin: The text "MADE IN CHINA" and the Chinese characters indicate its origin.
Markings: The Chinese characters "大清同治年製" (Dà Qīng Tóngzhì nián zhì) translate to "Made in the Tongzhi reign of the Great Qing Dynasty," suggesting a period between 1862 and 1874, although such marks were sometimes used on later pieces.
Purpose: The English text "NOT FOR FOOD USE – PAINT MAY POISON FOOD FOR DECORATIVE PURPOSE ONLY" clarifies that the vase is intended for decorative purposes and not for holding food due to potential lead-based paints.
Style: The vase likely features hand-painted floral motifs, a common element in Chinese porcelain, particularly in styles like Famille Rose.
Materials: It is made of porcelain, specifically mentioned in some descriptions as Jingdezhen porcelain, a renowned type of Chinese ceramic.