8‑sided octagonal Imari dish - Porcelain - onbekend - Japan - Meiji period (1868-1912)
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A large eight‑sided Imari porcelain dish from the Meiji to Taishō period, circa 1900–1920, Japan, with a 29.5 cm diameter, hand‑painted multi‑colour Imari decoration, signed and original, in excellent condition, and including a removable metal hanging system for wall display, provenance Antiekmarkt.
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Large antique Japanese Imari dish – Meiji/Taishō period – circa 1900–1920
Beautiful large, octagonal Japanese Imari porcelain dish, presumably dating from the late Meiji or early Taishō period, about 1900–1920.
This particularly decorative dish has a diameter of no less than 29.5 cm and is richly adorned with refined, multicolored hand-painting in the traditional Japanese Imari style.
The broad, eight-sided rim is built from an impressive interplay of geometric patterns, floral motifs, and graceful ornaments in cobalt blue, iron red, orange, soft green and turquoise, with subtle gold accents.
The central area is decorated with a symmetrical blue floral medallion, surrounded by fine decorative motifs. The combination of the detailed painting and the striking octagonal design gives this dish a special character.
The back is also beautifully finished with hand-painted blue ornaments. Inside the stand ring there is a small blue painted mark.
Age and origin
The dish is attributed to Japan based on style, execution, and comparable material, presumably late 19th to early 20th century.
A nearly identical example, with the same characteristic painting, shape and dimensions, is offered by the American antique dealer Heather And Company via Chairish as an antique Japanese Imari dish from around 1910.
This forms an interesting reference for the suspected origin and age.
Dimensions
- Width: approx. 29.5 cm
- Height: approx. 29.5 cm
- Depth: approx. 4.5 cm
Condition
The dish is in very good, well-preserved condition.
- No chips or damages detected.
- No cracks or hairlines detected.
- Beautiful, well-preserved painting.
- Light signs of age and use may be present, appropriate to the probable age.
The dish is equipped with a fully detachable metal hanging system, allowing it to be used as wall decor. This system is not attached to the porcelain and can be easily removed.
The hanging system is included.
A particularly decorative example of traditional Japanese Imari porcelain, appealing to both Asian antique collectors and enthusiasts of classic Eastern porcelain.
View the extensive photos for a good impression of the painting, the hallmark, the back, and the condition.
Shipping
The dish will be carefully and securely packed for safe shipment with Track & Trace.
Weight: approx. 1.2 kg
Old metal hanging system
To be carefully packed and shipped worldwide by registered mail with insurance, with track and trace code.
Large antique Japanese Imari dish – Meiji/Taishō period – circa 1900–1920
Beautiful large, octagonal Japanese Imari porcelain dish, presumably dating from the late Meiji or early Taishō period, about 1900–1920.
This particularly decorative dish has a diameter of no less than 29.5 cm and is richly adorned with refined, multicolored hand-painting in the traditional Japanese Imari style.
The broad, eight-sided rim is built from an impressive interplay of geometric patterns, floral motifs, and graceful ornaments in cobalt blue, iron red, orange, soft green and turquoise, with subtle gold accents.
The central area is decorated with a symmetrical blue floral medallion, surrounded by fine decorative motifs. The combination of the detailed painting and the striking octagonal design gives this dish a special character.
The back is also beautifully finished with hand-painted blue ornaments. Inside the stand ring there is a small blue painted mark.
Age and origin
The dish is attributed to Japan based on style, execution, and comparable material, presumably late 19th to early 20th century.
A nearly identical example, with the same characteristic painting, shape and dimensions, is offered by the American antique dealer Heather And Company via Chairish as an antique Japanese Imari dish from around 1910.
This forms an interesting reference for the suspected origin and age.
Dimensions
- Width: approx. 29.5 cm
- Height: approx. 29.5 cm
- Depth: approx. 4.5 cm
Condition
The dish is in very good, well-preserved condition.
- No chips or damages detected.
- No cracks or hairlines detected.
- Beautiful, well-preserved painting.
- Light signs of age and use may be present, appropriate to the probable age.
The dish is equipped with a fully detachable metal hanging system, allowing it to be used as wall decor. This system is not attached to the porcelain and can be easily removed.
The hanging system is included.
A particularly decorative example of traditional Japanese Imari porcelain, appealing to both Asian antique collectors and enthusiasts of classic Eastern porcelain.
View the extensive photos for a good impression of the painting, the hallmark, the back, and the condition.
Shipping
The dish will be carefully and securely packed for safe shipment with Track & Trace.
Weight: approx. 1.2 kg
Old metal hanging system
To be carefully packed and shipped worldwide by registered mail with insurance, with track and trace code.
Details
Dynastic Style/Period
Meiji period (1868-1912)
Number of objects
1
Artist
onbekend
Country of Origin
Japan
Attribution
Signed
Material
Porcelain
Height
29.5 cm
Width
29.5 cm
Title of artwork
8‑sided octagonal Imari dish
Depth
4.5 cm
Condition
Excellent condition
Provenance
Antique market
Authenticity
Original/official
