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Original Edo-period porcelain charger from Japan, dating to circa 1800–1850, in good condition with small signs of ageing, measuring 31 cm square and 5 cm high.
Description from the seller
Large Antique Ko-Imari (Sometsuke) Porcelain Charger – Japan, Edo Period (c. 18th–19th Century) – 32 cm
Description:
Type: Antique Japanese Sometsuke porcelain (underglaze cobalt-blue decorated porcelain) / Ko-Imari.
Origin: Japan, Edo Period (c. 1780–1850).
Marking: Square 福 (Fuku) mark on the underside (symbolizing "Good Fortune" and "Abundance").
Diameter: 32 cm (impressive, large format charger).
Motif: Richly and finely hand-painted central design featuring blooming peonies, chrysanthemums, and plum blossoms. Scalloped/foliate rim decorated with alternating geometric and floral panels. Underneath decorated with delicate floral arabesque trailing scrolls (karakusa).
Large Antique Ko-Imari (Sometsuke) Porcelain Charger – Japan, Edo Period (c. 18th–19th Century) – 32 cm
Description:
Type: Antique Japanese Sometsuke porcelain (underglaze cobalt-blue decorated porcelain) / Ko-Imari.
Origin: Japan, Edo Period (c. 1780–1850).
Marking: Square 福 (Fuku) mark on the underside (symbolizing "Good Fortune" and "Abundance").
Diameter: 32 cm (impressive, large format charger).
Motif: Richly and finely hand-painted central design featuring blooming peonies, chrysanthemums, and plum blossoms. Scalloped/foliate rim decorated with alternating geometric and floral panels. Underneath decorated with delicate floral arabesque trailing scrolls (karakusa).

