This image shows the front artwork of the "Pavilion of 10,000 Springs" collector's plate, (The Palace Museum) which is the first issue in the China's Imperial Palace: The Forbidden City series. 

Created by master artisan Shen Fu, the vibrant scene illustrates a Chinese princess in a traditional gown and her servant walking through the palace gardens filled with blooming pink peonies. The backdrop prominently features the historic, golden-crowned pavilion 1990. 

Key Details

• Artwork: Features a detailed depiction of the Forbidden City in Beijing, China, with master artisan styling based on original artwork.

• Size: Measures approximately 8.5 inches in diameter.

• Value: Typically sells on secondary markets (like eBay or Etsy) for between $30 and $50 depending on whether the original box and certificate of authenticity are included.

This specific plate is the second issue in the limited-edition China's Imperial Palace: The Forbidden City collection. 

The series contains eight plates in total, listed chronologically below:

1. Pavilion of 10,000 Springs (1990)

2. Flying Kites on a Spring Day (1990)

3. Pavilion of Floating Jade-Green (1990)

4. The Lantern Festival (1991)

5. Nine Dragon Screen (1991)

6. The Hall of the Cultivating Mind (1991)

7. Dressing the Empress (1991)

8. Pavilion of Floating Cups (1991)