A Vintage 1950s Chinese Hand-Painted Famille Rose Porcelain Vase (6.5 tall) is a beautiful example of mid-20th century Chinese ceramic art, drawing from centuries-old traditions while reflecting the political and artistic climate of post-revolution China. Famille Rose Porcelain: A Quick Overview. Famille Rose (, fen cai) refers to a style of porcelain decoration using soft, opaque overglaze enamels-particularly pinks and pastels. Developed in the Qing Dynasty (early 18th century), it became one of China’s most refined and beloved porcelain styles. Known for floral motifs, figures, birds, and symbolic scenes, all hand-painted in great detail. 1950s China: Artistic Revival under State Control. In the 1950s, following the founding of the People’s Republic of China (1949), porcelain production was centralized and nationalized. The government promoted traditional arts like porcelain as symbols of Chinese heritage and soft power. Jingdezhen, the historic porcelain capital, continued to produce high-quality hand-painted wares, often blending imperial-era designs with slightly modernized forms. Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or damages. Further details please see the pictures. Thank you for stopping by and please visit my store other items.