Description A rare Chinese porcelain saucer from the Wanli period (1572–1620), Late Ming dynasty, decorated in underglaze cobalt blue. The saucer is lightly contoured and features floral motifs along the rim. In the central medallion appears a classic Wanli “antiques and precious objects” motif, representing scholarly treasures and auspicious symbols deeply rooted in Chinese cultural tradition. The reverse is decorated in a typical Wanli manner with simple cartouche divisions. The rim shows characteristic kiln adhesions and firing marks often encountered on late Ming pieces, adding authenticity and charm. Age Wanli period, Late Ming dynasty (1572–1620) Measurements Diameter: 13.8 cm Condition The saucer has been restored with what appear to be 19th-century metal staples (riveted repairs), later reinforced with adhesive. Detailed photographs have been added to show the restoration clearly. Light rim fritting consistent with the Wanli period. No additional hairlines. All objects are packed with the greatest care and shipped fully insured. All objects are examined carefully under strong UV light. The condition is described with great care, aiming to reflect the actual state of the object as closely as possible.