Saucer, Fred Roberts, Moss Rose, Pink Roses Gold Rim, Vintage Japan 1950s

Soft pink roses with wispy green — the Moss Rose pattern is one of those enduring designs that feels at home in almost any setting, and this saucer wears it beautifully.

• Maker: Fred Roberts Co. (San Francisco importer)
• Pattern: Moss Rose (discontinued)
• Materials: Porcelain
• Origin: Japan
• Era: Vintage, 1950s–1960s
• Size: 5.75" diameter
• Condition: Excellent — no chips, scratches, or crazing. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

The cup is long gone, but the saucer carries on with a brushed gold rim and the quiet confidence of a well-made thing. If you've broken your saucer and are hoping to match your teacup, this may be your happy find. Two other Fred Roberts saucers from the same era are also available in the shop.

Beautiful as a wall accent, an underplate for a candle or small planter, a ring dish, or a serving piece for lemon wedges at tea.

Fred Roberts Company of San Francisco was a mid-century importer known for bringing thoughtful Japanese porcelain to the American market. Moss Rose, with its soft pink blooms and wispy green detailing, was one of the most widely produced and beloved patterns of its kind, appearing across many import houses and eras precisely because the design translates so well to nearly any table setting.

Browse our shop for more vintage Fred Roberts porcelain and Moss Rose pattern china to round out your collection.