Vintage Hong Kong ACF Guangcai hand-painted cabbage butterfly porcelain plate

_Guangcai "Guangcai" is the abbreviation of "Guangzhou Zhijin Colored Porcelain", which originates from Guangzhou and is one of the four famous porcelains in China. It combines the ancient color techniques of the Ming Dynasty, and then imitates Western painting methods, which are painted and baked. It not only retains the oriental elements with Chinese charm, but also mixes exotic Western elements. Therefore, Guangcai porcelain is not only a tribute to the Chinese court, but also an export product favored by European and American countries such as Britain, France, and the United States. Guangcai porcelain is famous for its bright colors, rigorous composition and fine painting. It combines strong colors such as gold color, pastel color, basket color, green color and ink color to create a magnificent effect. It is also painted with bright red and green ribbon-shaped flower and butterfly patterns, which makes Cantonese porcelain look gorgeous and colorful. Europeans and Americans also call Canton Rose porcelain. The meaning of the cabbage pattern is that in ancient times, cabbage had the same pronunciation as "hundreds of wealth". For high-ranking officials, it was a metaphor for getting promoted and getting rich, rising step by step, and making a fortune. _Product information Name: Hong Kong ACF Guangcai hand-painted cabbage butterfly porcelain plate Dimensions: diameter 36 cm Height: 4 cm Era: mid-20th century Note: A.C.F is the abbreviation of "AH CHOW FACTORY"