Chinese Porcelain Saucer Cafe au Lait Famille Verte Bird Qing Kangxi 1662 – 1722. Double blue circle enclosing a Conch shell one of eight Buddhist Emblems – Kangxi mark, further confirming the piece’s early Qing origin. The central medallion is painted with a vibrant garden scene, featuring a twisting blue rock formation, blossoming branches, and colourful insects and a small bird perched among iron-red and green floral sprays. The outer rim is washed in a rich ochre glaze and finely enameled with scrolling peony and chrysanthemum stems, executed with remarkable precision. Collector’s Note: This piece exemplifies the sophisticated polychrome decoration and the experimental glaze combinations of the Kangxi kilns. The use of a café-au-lait ground combined with famille verte enamels creates a striking visual contrast prized by collectors. A highly decorative and scholarly example, ideal for any collection of early Qing export porcelain or Chinese Kangxi tea wares. GOOD – 3CM?? Tight crack hairline visible from front and back?? Enamel wear consistent with age?? Please review the photos carefully for more details. You will be satisfied with the careful packaging without extra charges. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. ? Terms of Sale. 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. We guarantee the authenticity of every item. Each piece is carefully vetted to ensure your confidence and satisfaction. Frequently Asked Questions. We use high-quality packaging materials to ensure your item arrives safely. ? Thanks for stopping by! Check out my store for more rare finds!