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Pair of green-glazed biscuit-ware parrots, China, Kangxi period (1662–1722) Depicted standing on rocky mounds glazed in yellow ochre, these two parrots are modeled in the round and covered with a green glaze enhanced by engraved details depicting the plumage on their wings and bodies. The beaks are left unglazed, and the eyes are outlined in black. The unglazed bases reveal the raw porcelain body. This type of small animal figurine, produced during the Kangxi reign, is part of the tradition of decorative porcelain intended for export. Dimensions: 7.5 cm high each. Condition: Good condition
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