Vintage 1960’s Chinese Jingdezhen Famille Rose porcelain plate - Collectible

Vintage 1960’s Chinese Famille Rose porcelain plate,

Famille Rose, meaning "pink family" in French, is a style of Chinese porcelain characterized by the use of pink enamel and a palette of soft colors.


Famille Rose porcelain originated in 17th-century China and was produced until the early 1900s, with a revival in the 1960s.


It is decorated with hand-painted enamels, predominantly in pink, white, yellow, and green. Common motifs include people, birds, flowers (especially peonies), and butterflies.


The plate features alternating panels around a central medallion, a hallmark of the Famille Rose style. The trim often includes scrollwork, vines, flowers, or fruit.


It is made from high-quality porcelain. likely from Jingdezhen, China, a city known for its porcelain production


Early examples from 1820 to 1870 with refined designs and vivid colors are particularly valuable. Pieces with smooth, even, and lustrous glaze and intricate hand-painted motifs are also highly prized