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Pair of large Japanese Imari/Arita blue‑and‑white earthenware chargers, 41 cm diameter, 2 cm deep, dating to the 19th century (late Edo/early Meiji) with hand‑painted underglaze blue decoration, from Japan, in good used condition.

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Option 1: Dutch Description
Title:
Pair of large Japanese blue-and-white porcelain Arita / Imari chargers – 40 cm – Edo / Meiji period (19th century) – In perfect condition
Description:
A gorgeous pair of monumental, antique Japanese blue-and-white porcelain chargers with an impressive diameter of 40 cm. The plates date from the 19th century (late Edo or early Meiji period) and were crafted in the famous Arita region.
Both chargers feature refined, hand-painted decoration under the glaze (sometsuke):
• Charger 1: Decorated with an asymmetrical composition, separated by a geometric band. One side shows a traditional landscape, the other side floral motifs in round cartouches. The back is adorned with flowing blue brushstrokes.
• Charger 2: Decorated with a classical natural landscape with elements of the 'Three Friends of Winter' (pine and plum blossom). The back is elegantly painted with stylized grasses/bamboo leaves.
Condition:
Exceptionally good antique condition. Both chargers are completely intact: no chips, no hairlines and no restorations. The foot rings show the usual signs of age and some discoloration appropriate to the age, which confirms authenticity. They sound clear to the touch.
Specifications:
• Origin: Japan (Arita / Imari)
• Material: Porcelain
• Technique: Hand-painted underglaze blue (sometsuke)
• Diameter: 40 cm each
• Period: 19th century

Option 1: Dutch Description
Title:
Pair of large Japanese blue-and-white porcelain Arita / Imari chargers – 40 cm – Edo / Meiji period (19th century) – In perfect condition
Description:
A gorgeous pair of monumental, antique Japanese blue-and-white porcelain chargers with an impressive diameter of 40 cm. The plates date from the 19th century (late Edo or early Meiji period) and were crafted in the famous Arita region.
Both chargers feature refined, hand-painted decoration under the glaze (sometsuke):
• Charger 1: Decorated with an asymmetrical composition, separated by a geometric band. One side shows a traditional landscape, the other side floral motifs in round cartouches. The back is adorned with flowing blue brushstrokes.
• Charger 2: Decorated with a classical natural landscape with elements of the 'Three Friends of Winter' (pine and plum blossom). The back is elegantly painted with stylized grasses/bamboo leaves.
Condition:
Exceptionally good antique condition. Both chargers are completely intact: no chips, no hairlines and no restorations. The foot rings show the usual signs of age and some discoloration appropriate to the age, which confirms authenticity. They sound clear to the touch.
Specifications:
• Origin: Japan (Arita / Imari)
• Material: Porcelain
• Technique: Hand-painted underglaze blue (sometsuke)
• Diameter: 40 cm each
• Period: 19th century

Details

Era
1400-1900
Weight
2000 g
Specific region of origin
Aristoteles- regio
Title additional information
Imari porcelain
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
Japan
Material
Pottery
Dynastic style/period
Chulalongkorn: Rama V (1868-1910)
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
2 cm
Sold with stand
No
Width
40 cm
Diameter
41 cm
Depth
2 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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