A beautiful hand-painted blue and white porcelain plate in the Imari style, likely Japanese, dating to the late 19th or early 20th century. The central motif features a floral scene bordered by alternating panels of auspicious objects and geometric patterns, rendered in rich cobalt underglaze. The back bears freehand brush marks, characteristic of traditional Japanese kiln work.
This piece measures approximately 8.25 inches (21 cm) in diameter. It has a fine glaze and rings well when tapped. There is a shallow chip to the rim, visible in photos, as well as some minor age-related imperfections, which add to its authenticity and charm.
A striking decorative item on its own or as part of a wall display. A classic example of Japanese export porcelain, perfect for collectors of Imari ware, blue-and-white ceramics, or wabi-sabi interiors.
Condition:
Good antique condition with one shallow rim chip and light wear. No cracks or repairs.
Size:
Diameter: 8.25 in / 21 cm
This piece measures approximately 8.25 inches (21 cm) in diameter. It has a fine glaze and rings well when tapped. There is a shallow chip to the rim, visible in photos, as well as some minor age-related imperfections, which add to its authenticity and charm.
A striking decorative item on its own or as part of a wall display. A classic example of Japanese export porcelain, perfect for collectors of Imari ware, blue-and-white ceramics, or wabi-sabi interiors.
Condition:
Good antique condition with one shallow rim chip and light wear. No cracks or repairs.
Size:
Diameter: 8.25 in / 21 cm