Nabeshima ware - Plate - Porcelain - Fuyō floral design
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Nabeshima-style porcelain dish from Japan, dating to circa 1900–1930, with an underglaze blue fuyō (mallow) floral design; dimensions 21.3 cm diameter by 6 cm height, one item, in good condition with a small rim firing line, a tiny nick on the footrim, and a faint back stain, comes with a wooden box.
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Description from the seller
An elegant porcelain dish in the Nabeshima style from the late Meiji to early 20th century (c. 1900–1930), finely painted in underglaze blue with a vivid fuyō (mallow) floral design.
The delicate gradation of cobalt blue, the balanced composition, and the refined potting are characteristic features of high-quality Meiji–Taishō period work.
The reverse is decorated with the classic shippo-linked pattern on three sides, a hallmark of Nabeshima-style porcelain of this period.
Comparable examples are published in the reference book “Nabeshima: Viewing the Style of the Late Period” by Ichiyoshi Ogi.
(Please note that the book images shown are for reference only and are not the item for sale.)
A fine collector’s piece. Comes with a wooden box.
Condition:
Good condition.
There is one small firing line on the rim, one tiny nick on the footrim, and a faint firing stain on the back, all clearly shown in the photos.
No other noticeable damage. A well-preserved antique piece.
Shipping:
Securely packed and shipped from Japan with tracking.
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Seller's Story
Welcome to Zen Finds, where the timeless spirit of Japanese art meets contemporary sensibility.
I specialize in authentic Japanese antiques, fine crafts, and artworks that embody the essence of balance, craftsmanship, and quiet beauty. Each item is hand-selected in Japan for its cultural depth, aesthetic harmony, and the story it carries within.
My focus is not on quantity, but on meaning — sharing works that speak softly yet reveal the depth of Japanese aesthetics through simplicity and silence. I collaborate with trusted sources and collectors across Japan to curate genuine pieces that reflect the country’s artistic heritage.
The name “Zen Finds” expresses the idea of discovering beauty in stillness — treasures that invite contemplation and connect people to the quiet spirit of Japan.
Every item is carefully packed and shipped worldwide with respect and attention to detail, ensuring it reaches collectors in perfect condition.
Each piece is a quiet reflection of Japan’s enduring beauty, waiting to find its place in your collection.
An elegant porcelain dish in the Nabeshima style from the late Meiji to early 20th century (c. 1900–1930), finely painted in underglaze blue with a vivid fuyō (mallow) floral design.
The delicate gradation of cobalt blue, the balanced composition, and the refined potting are characteristic features of high-quality Meiji–Taishō period work.
The reverse is decorated with the classic shippo-linked pattern on three sides, a hallmark of Nabeshima-style porcelain of this period.
Comparable examples are published in the reference book “Nabeshima: Viewing the Style of the Late Period” by Ichiyoshi Ogi.
(Please note that the book images shown are for reference only and are not the item for sale.)
A fine collector’s piece. Comes with a wooden box.
Condition:
Good condition.
There is one small firing line on the rim, one tiny nick on the footrim, and a faint firing stain on the back, all clearly shown in the photos.
No other noticeable damage. A well-preserved antique piece.
Shipping:
Securely packed and shipped from Japan with tracking.
※Important Information – Please Read Before Bidding※
Customs duties, VAT, and import clearance fees are not included in the shipping cost and are the responsibility of the buyer.
These charges vary depending on your country’s import regulations and are beyond the seller’s control.
All items are carefully packed and promptly shipped with tracking to ensure safe delivery.
Please bid with confidence
Seller's Story
Welcome to Zen Finds, where the timeless spirit of Japanese art meets contemporary sensibility.
I specialize in authentic Japanese antiques, fine crafts, and artworks that embody the essence of balance, craftsmanship, and quiet beauty. Each item is hand-selected in Japan for its cultural depth, aesthetic harmony, and the story it carries within.
My focus is not on quantity, but on meaning — sharing works that speak softly yet reveal the depth of Japanese aesthetics through simplicity and silence. I collaborate with trusted sources and collectors across Japan to curate genuine pieces that reflect the country’s artistic heritage.
The name “Zen Finds” expresses the idea of discovering beauty in stillness — treasures that invite contemplation and connect people to the quiet spirit of Japan.
Every item is carefully packed and shipped worldwide with respect and attention to detail, ensuring it reaches collectors in perfect condition.
Each piece is a quiet reflection of Japan’s enduring beauty, waiting to find its place in your collection.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Fuyō floral design
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
Japan
Manufacturer/ Brand
Nabeshima ware
Material
Porcelain
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
6 cm
Width
21.3 cm
Depth
21.3 cm
Estimated Period
1910-1920, 1920-1930
