Japanese Porcelain Plate Imari Gilt Enamel Kutani Kiln Marked Meiji Period 19C

Name: Japanese Porcelain Plate Imari Gilt Enamel Kutani Kiln Marked Meiji Period 19C
SKU: INV4681
Price: 10.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£10.00

Inventory Code: INV4681

Object: Plate

Material: Porcelain

Origin: Japan

Period: Meiji

Date: 19th Century

Decoration: Imari palette with iron red, gilt, and enamel panels depicting landscapes, figures, reeds, and stylized motifs

Marked: Kutani kiln mark to the base

Measurements:
Diameter: 7.2 in / 18.2 cm

Height: 1.0 in / 2.5 cm

Condition:
FAIR (3/5) - Crack visible on the base extending from the foot rim, with additional crack to the border/rim. Age-related wear to the gilt and enamels consistent with use. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

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DESCRIPTION

A Japanese porcelain cabinet plate decorated in the traditional Imari palette of iron red, gilt, and soft enamels. The design is divided into decorative panels featuring figures, landscapes, reeds, and scenic views, framed by a richly ornamented border. The reverse bears a Kutani kiln mark. An attractive Meiji period decorative piece with classic Japanese styling.

COLLECTOR’S NOTE

Japanese Imari and Kutani wares from the Meiji period are admired for their vibrant colors, intricate hand-painted decoration, and export quality. Cabinet plates with panelled scenic designs remain popular with collectors of 19th-century Japanese porcelain.

NOTES

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