Chinese? Peach Tree Dish

Very pretty Asian dish with a peach branch in the center. Very faded mark on bottom. Some small defects in the glaze. I assume it’s early to mid 20th. Earliest is late 19th c I assume. Guessing this doesn’t constitute famile rose since there’s not more pink but maybe it is? Anyone recognize mark or know for sure the era? Grabbed for $2 at thrift today

 

Very new restaurant ware

 

Thanks! Thought it was newer then I changed my mind and thought it was a little bit older. Shoulda gone with the first thought. Pretty either way.

 

And because it has nothing in common with Famille Rose?

 

Persimmons rather than peaches?

 

Well that’s what I would have thought but I see pieces that in my mind I would never think of as being famile rose being called such. I finally looked up a standard definition somewhere saw that it’s just pieces from China containing lots of pink. I definitely know the common famile rose pattern(s) but I saw so much listed that was outside of that, that it made me wonder if what I thought it was it wasn’t. How do you define it?

 

Perhaps yes!

 

In the traditional way. A modern oven dish is not traditional.

To me a peach or salmon colour is not Famille Rose pink, so that in itself rules Famille Rose out. But in the end Famille Rose is a Western term, not Chinese.