Large Japanese Imari (Arita) decorative dish - Late Edo / Early Meiji period (circa 1850–1900) - Porcelain - Japan - Meiji period (1868-1912)
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Large antique Japanese Imari porcelain ceremonial serving dish, 31.5 cm in diameter, dating to the transitional late Edo–early Meiji period (ca. 1850–1900), hand-painted Kinrande with an asymmetrical Kachō-ga motif of birds, branches and Kai-awase boxes, featuring the imperial Paulownia crest and gold highlights on cobalt blue and iron red, with a lucky-symbol reverse and authentic orange-brown iron glaze on the stand ring from traditional wood firing; in excellent antique condition with no chips, hairlines or restorations, minimal wear to the gold.
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Large antique Japanese Imari porcelain ornamental dish with birds and ceremonial Kai-awase boxes - 31.5 cm - Late Edo / Early Meiji period (ca. 1850–1900)
Description:
A monumental antique Japanese Imari porcelain ornamental dish (31.5 cm) from the Arita kilns, dating to the transitional period from late Edo to early Meiji (ca. 1850–1900). The hand-painted Kinrande decoration features an asymmetrical Kachō-ga motif with birds, branches and Kai-awase boxes, complemented by the imperial Paulownia crest and gilding on cobalt blue and iron-red. The reverse shows good luck symbols and an authentic orange-brown 'iron skin' on the foot ring due to historical wood firing.
Dimensions & Weight:
Diameter: 31.5 cm
Height: approx. 3.5 cm
Weight: 0.9 kg
Condition: Excellent antique condition, entirely sound and pristine (no chips, cracks, or restorations), with only minimal wear to the gold.
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Seller's Story
Welcome to Hi(s)story Antiques! We have a great passion for tracking down unique historical treasures, antique mirrors, classical art, and exclusive Asian antiquities. Each object in our collection is selected with an expert eye for quality, authenticity, and character. We believe that every antique piece tells a story that deserves to be passed on. Your purchases are always packed with the utmost care, professionally and securely, so they arrive at your home in perfect condition. Happy bidding!
Translated by Google TranslateLarge antique Japanese Imari porcelain ornamental dish with birds and ceremonial Kai-awase boxes - 31.5 cm - Late Edo / Early Meiji period (ca. 1850–1900)
Description:
A monumental antique Japanese Imari porcelain ornamental dish (31.5 cm) from the Arita kilns, dating to the transitional period from late Edo to early Meiji (ca. 1850–1900). The hand-painted Kinrande decoration features an asymmetrical Kachō-ga motif with birds, branches and Kai-awase boxes, complemented by the imperial Paulownia crest and gilding on cobalt blue and iron-red. The reverse shows good luck symbols and an authentic orange-brown 'iron skin' on the foot ring due to historical wood firing.
Dimensions & Weight:
Diameter: 31.5 cm
Height: approx. 3.5 cm
Weight: 0.9 kg
Condition: Excellent antique condition, entirely sound and pristine (no chips, cracks, or restorations), with only minimal wear to the gold.
Sold without a stand!
Seller's Story
Welcome to Hi(s)story Antiques! We have a great passion for tracking down unique historical treasures, antique mirrors, classical art, and exclusive Asian antiquities. Each object in our collection is selected with an expert eye for quality, authenticity, and character. We believe that every antique piece tells a story that deserves to be passed on. Your purchases are always packed with the utmost care, professionally and securely, so they arrive at your home in perfect condition. Happy bidding!
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Dynastic Style/Period
Meiji period (1868-1912)
Number of objects
1
Country of Origin
Japan
Material
Porcelain
Height
3.5 cm
Width
31.5 cm
Title of artwork
Large Japanese Imari (Arita) decorative dish - Late Edo / Early Meiji period (circa 1850–1900)
Depth
31.5 cm
Condition
Excellent condition
Provenance
Antique market
Authenticity
Original/official
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