This image shows the back stamp and descriptive text of a 1991 Imperial Jingdezhen Porcelain collector plate from the Forbidden City series. 

Plate Details

• Maker: Imperial Jingdezhen Porcelain, produced under license from The Palace Museum in Beijing, China.

• Year: 1991.

• Series: Forbidden City collection, Issue 5, titled "Leisurely Chat and Pleasure" (闲谈娱情), painted by artist Shen Fu (沈浮).

• Plate Number: Jia 5138 (甲五一三八).

  This image shows the back stamp and descriptive text of a 1991 Imperial Jingdezhen Porcelain collector plate from the Forbidden City series. 

  Plate Details

  • Maker: Imperial Jingdezhen Porcelain, produced under license from The Palace Museum in Beijing, China.

  • Year: 1991.

  • Series: Forbidden City collection, Issue 5, titled "Leisurely Chat and Pleasure" (闲谈娱情), painted by artist Shen Fu (沈浮).

  • Plate Number: Jia 5138 (甲五一三八).

  • Safety Notice: The text states that precious metal pigments may be toxic, and the plate is for decorative use only and not for eating.

  Individual plates from the 1991 Imperial Jingdezhen "Forbidden City" series generally value between $25 and $55.

  Value Breakdown

  • Individual Plate Value: On platforms like eBay and Etsy, single plates from this specific series routinely sell in the $25 to $45 range. Pristine single listings occasionally reach up to $55.

  • Full Collection Sets: If you possess the complete 6-to-8 plate set from the series, the collective market value rises substantially, often commanding between $150 and $250+ depending on the buyer