Japanese Porcelain Plate Imari Lobbed Gilt Flower Basket Meiji Period 19th C

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Inventory Code: INV2324

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🌟 Product Details
πŸ†” Inventory Code INV2324
Ⓜ️ Material Porcelain
🏳️ Origin Japanese
πŸ›οΈ Period 19th Century (Meiji Era)
πŸ…‚ Subject Plate
Marked Unmarked

πŸ“œ Description
A richly enamelled antique Japanese porcelain plate from the Meiji period, likely produced in the famed Arita kilns.
The scalloped rim and vibrant palette mark it as a classic example of Imari ware. The central panel features a stylized
blue vase or flower basket filled with orange and red peony blossoms.

The back is sparsely but elegantly decorated with underglaze blue floral sprays along the rim, echoing earlier styles
from the Edo period.

πŸ“š Collector’s Note
Plates of this kind were often made for both domestic and export markets during the Meiji period. The combination of
underglaze blue, iron-red, and gold enamelling is typical of Arita-Imari wares from the late 19th century, embodying
Japan’s transition into modern production while retaining the charm of Edo aesthetics.

πŸ” Condition GOODΒ  –Β  Minor surface wear and firing imperfections. Please review the photographs carefully for a full overview.

πŸ“ Sizes Height 3.0 CM Diameter 24.5 CM

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