Compagnie des Indes porcelain plate, decorated in the Famille Rose palette. The plate features delicate hand-painted floral motifs in soft pink, green, and iron-red tones, arranged around a central bouquet and framed by decorative borders. The gently scalloped rim enhances the elegance of the composition. Porcelain of the Compagnie des Indes was produced in China during the 18th century for the European market and is highly regarded for its refined decoration and quality. The Famille Rose enamels, introduced in the early 18th century, are characteristic of this type of export porcelain. Condition: The plate shows signs of age and use, including minor glaze imperfections, firing marks, and edge wear, consistent with its period (see photographs). A fine and decorative example of 18th-century Chinese export porcelain, ideal for collectors of Compagnie des Indes and Famille Rose ceramics. Dimension: 22x2.5cm Good condition Sent via UPS with tracking number