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Japanese Porcelain Edo Plate Blue White Kintsugi Large Arita Period 18th Century

£155.00

Inventory Code: INV3377

Object: Plate

Material: Porcelain

Origin: Japan

Period: Edo Period 

Date: 18th / 19th Century

Decoration: Blue & White landscape with pagodas, rocky outcrops, and blossoming tree

Marked: Unmarked

Measurements:
Height 5 cm
Diameter 32 cm
Width 29 cm

Condition:
FAIR (3/5) – There is an old rim chip which appears to have undergone an early kintsugi repair and has since been re-chipped. General age-related wear present. The dish has a good ring when gently tapped. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

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A large Japanese Porcelain dish decorated in classic Blue & White underglaze, depicting a tranquil landscape with pagodas, rocky formations, and a blossoming tree. The wide flat cavetto is moulded with a subtle cross-hatch pattern, while the foliate rim is neatly edged in iron-brown. The reverse shows typical kiln firing spur marks consistent with Japanese production of the period.

Collector’s Notes: Dishes of this size from the Edo Period are increasingly sought after for their strong pictorial decoration and refined yet practical forms. The landscape subject reflects classical East Asian ideals of harmony between architecture and nature, making it highly appealing to collectors of Japanese ceramics and interior decorators alike.

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