The image is a photograph of a sign on a beige wall. The sign is rectangular in shape and has black text written in Chinese characters. The text reads "Five-color Porcelain" and is written in a traditional Chinese font. Below the text, there is a description of the porcelain, which is made by painting on the burned porcelaine body with red, yellow, blue, green, and purple colors. 

The sign also mentions that it was made in the Qing Dynasty and was used in Tangxi and Qing Dynasty. The colors used in the painting were more rich and splendid, and the family-rose porcelains became popular and the five-color porcerain declined since then.

At the bottom of the sign, there are two small holes for the text to be attached to the wall.