Famille Rose Medallion Porcelain Teacup and Saucer

This is a vintage Famille Rose Medallion style porcelain teacup and matching saucer, likely of Chinese origin from the mid-20th century. The set is characterized by a dense polychrome enamel decoration featuring a 'thousand flowers' or Mille-fleurs pattern. The color palette is vibrant, dominated by shades of pink, green, yellow, and purple floral motifs on a white porcelain ground. The teacup features a low, wide profile with a gilded rim and a simple loop handle that shows some minor wear to the gold leaf. The saucer echoes the intricate floral design, covering the entire surface. Physically, the porcelain appears delicate and thin, suggesting a high-quality manufacture. There are no immediate signs of large chips or cracks visible in the photo, though some minor kiln dust or pitting may be present under closer inspection, which is common for this type of export ware. The style is late Qing Dynasty revival, a popular export design. The craftsmanship is evidenced by the detailed layering of the enamel pigments. No maker's marks are visible in this orientation, but such pieces often feature a red 'Made in China' or 'Hong Kong' stamp on the base. The overall condition appears good with slight thinning of the decorative gilding around the edges consistent with use and age.