Kaysons Fine China Golden Rhapsody Saucer

This is a vintage saucer produced by Kaysons Fine China in the 'Golden Rhapsody' pattern. The item is crafted from fine high-fired ceramic/porcelain, featuring a smooth, glazed ivory or off-white finish. The underside displays a clear identifying backstamp which includes the Kaysons brand name in a stylized script, encased in a trapezoidal border. Additional markings on the base indicate 'FINE CHINA', 'JAPAN', and the pattern name 'GOLDEN RHAPSODY'. It also specifies a 1961 copyright held by Kaysons Import Corp. The saucer is circular with a distinct central well for a teacup and a raised foot rim typical of Mid-Century Modern Japanese porcelain imports. Physically, the piece appears to be in good vintage condition with no immediate evidence of cracks, large chips, or heavy crazing visible from the reverse side. The glaze maintains a reflective sheen, indicating careful handling and storage. This specific line was popular in the 1960s, often featuring simple, elegant gold filigree or floral motifs on the front side (not fully visible here), reflecting the aesthetic transition toward refined, understated tableware during the post-war era. The craftsmanship is indicative of high-quality mass production from Japan's renowned ceramic industry during this period, known for durability and elegant finish.