Antique Famille Rose Porcelain Saucer | Hand-Painted Peach Floral Design, Late Qing Era

Add a beautiful piece of Chinese porcelain history to your collection with this antique hand-painted Famille Rose saucer dating from the Late Qing to Early Republic period (circa 1890–1920).

This delicate porcelain saucer features a central peach medallion surrounded by elegant floral motifs rendered in vibrant pink, green, turquoise, and orange enamels. In Chinese culture, the peach symbolizes longevity, prosperity, and good fortune, making this piece both decorative and meaningful.

The saucer is crafted from thin, translucent porcelain and displays a red underglaze workshop or auspicious mark on the underside. Its refined painting and traditional motifs make it a wonderful addition to any collection of antique Chinese ceramics.

Perfect as a display piece, trinket dish, ring holder, or replacement saucer for a tea set.

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Details

• Origin: China
• Style: Famille Rose (Fencai) Porcelain
• Period: Late Qing to Early Republic Era (circa 1890–1920)
• Material: Fine Porcelain
• Decoration: Hand-painted floral design with central peach motif
• Mark: Red workshop/auspicious mark on underside
• Diameter: Approximately 5.5 inches
• Weight: Approximately 4.5 oz (128 g)

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Condition

Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear.

• No major chips or cracks observed
• Light wear consistent with age and use
• Foot rim shows expected age-related discoloration and wear
• Hand-painted decoration remains vibrant and attractive

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Historical Significance

The peach motif symbolizes longevity and immortality in Chinese culture and was commonly used on fine porcelain tea wares during the Qing Dynasty. The hand-painted Famille Rose enamels and translucent porcelain body reflect traditional Chinese ceramic craftsmanship from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.