Porcelain dinner plate from the 'Michelle' pattern by Rosenthal Continental, Sanssouci shape

This plate is part of Rosenthal's Michelle pattern, produced in Germany during the mid-to-late 20th century. The Sanssouci shape, characterized by its embossed floral relief and scalloped edges, was one of Rosenthal's most elegant and popular forms. The pattern features delicate white-on-white embossed florals with hand-applied gold trim along the rim and edge, reflecting the refined craftsmanship of German porcelain manufacturing. Rosenthal porcelain is highly valued by collectors of fine European tableware and those who appreciate mid-century German design. The Michelle pattern, with its timeless elegance and quality construction, appeals to both collectors seeking complete sets and those looking for sophisticated dining pieces. These pieces are particularly sought after for their versatility, combining formal elegance with everyday usability, and are prized in the vintage tableware market for their enduring beauty and craftsmanship.