Round porcelain plate from the Green Family, decorated with peonies and a fenghuang, China, Kangxi period (1662–1722) The central design features a fenghuang, insects, and two small butterflies in flight above numerous peonies, surrounded by three branches of the same flowers. Four medallions decorated with crabs and fish on a background of geometric patterns and stylized half-chrysanthemums border the rim of the dish. On the reverse of the rim are four peony branches and a double circle glazed in blue under the glaze at the base. Diameter: 31.2 cm Cracked and repaired, restorations, missing enamel.