Vintage Mun Shou Tea Cup

This teacup is a vibrant example of "Mun Shou" (Longevity) porcelain, a classic style of Chinese export ware that became globally popular in the mid-to-late 20th century. • Maker: The blue stamp on the bottom reads 广南源 (Guǎngnán Yuán), which is the mark of a specific porcelain company or decorating studio. • Origin: This style originated in Jingdezhen, China's historic porcelain capital, though pieces were often decorated in various regions for the export market. • Logo: The stylized blue "G" logo is a modern commercial mark used by this specific manufacturer during the late 20th century to distinguish its brand. Production Period • Era: This piece likely dates from the 1970s to the 1990s. Pattern Name: This is known as the "Mun Shou" or "Wan Shou Wu Jiang" pattern. • Style: It falls under the "Famille Rose" category, defined by its dominant pink overglaze enamel. The pattern features scrolling vines, lotus flowers, and auspicious symbols.