Japanese Porcelain Plate Aoki Kyodai Shikai Arita Gilt Famille Verte Meiji 20C
£57.77
Inventory Code: INV4352
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Japanese Porcelain Plate Aoki Kyodai Shikai Arita Gilt Famille Verte Meiji 20C
ITEM DETAILS
Inventory Code: INV4352
Object: Plate
Material: Porcelain
Origin: Japan
Period: Meiji
Date: 20th Century
Decoration: Famille verte palette with butterflies, floral sprays, and phoenix birds with gilt border
Mark: Red Arita underglaze character mark to base
MEASUREMENTS
Diameter: 9.6 in / 24.4 cm
Height: 1.2 in / 3.0 cm
CONDITION
VERY GOOD (5/5) – Light surface wear and minor kiln imperfections visible. No chips, cracks, or repairs observed. Please review the photos carefully for more details.
DESCRIPTION
Fine Japanese porcelain cabinet plate decorated in bright famille verte enamels with flowering branches, butterflies, and stylized phoenix birds. The rim features an elegant gilt scroll border framing the lively central design. Delicate pink, orange, yellow, and green enamels are carefully outlined in fine detail. The reverse bears a red character mark associated with Aoki Kyodai Shokai of Arita. An attractive decorative example with strong visual appeal.
COLLECTOR’S NOTE
Arita porcelain from the late Meiji and early 20th century period was widely exported and admired for its refined enamel decoration and elegant forms. Pieces in the famille verte taste combined Japanese craftsmanship with designs inspired by earlier Chinese export porcelains. Cabinet plates of this type remain popular among collectors of Japanese decorative arts.
NOTES
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