Saucers, Mikasa, Rosetta 9268, Pink Roses Gold Rim, Vintage Japan 1950s

Large pink roses and soft pink buds with warm brownish-gold leaves, set against an embossed swirled border and gold rim — Rosetta by Mikasa has the kind of fullness that makes a saucer feel like a small still life.

• Maker: Mikasa
• Pattern: Rosetta 9268 (discontinued)
• Materials: Porcelain
• Origin: Japan
• Era: Vintage, 1950s–1960s
• Quantity: Sold individually (3 available)
• Size: 6.25" diameter
• Condition: Excellent — no issues noted on any of the three pieces. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

Backstamped "Mikasa Fine China, Japan, Rosetta, 9268," this is a saucer-only find, but a worthy one. We carry other pieces in the Rosetta pattern as well.

Perfect as a replacement saucer, an underplate for a candle or small planter, or a quiet decorative detail on a shelf or tray.

Mikasa was founded in 1948 by George Aratani, an American businessman who launched the company to import fine Japanese china and tableware to the U.S. market in the years following World War II. The brand grew into one of the most recognized names in American dinnerware retail throughout the mid-to-late 20th century, prized for pairing traditional craftsmanship with patterns designed to appeal directly to American tastes.

Browse our shop for more vintage Mikasa china and rose-pattern porcelain to round out your collection.