Set of 4 Japanese Imari Porcelain Scalloped Plates – Edo Period Style. This attractive set of four Japanese porcelain plates features the classic Imari (Arita) palette of underglaze blue, iron-red, and touches of gilt. The decoration is a sophisticated example of the Kakiemon-influenced style, combining structured geometric panels with organic floral motifs. Key Features Central Medallion: The "well" of the plate is decorated with a circular Sho-Chiku-Bai (Three Friends of Winter) inspired motif, depicting stylized pine and bamboo in cobalt blue. Ornate Borders: The rim features four prominent lobed reserves (cartouches) containing traditional floral baskets, set against a rich iron-red background embellished with chrysanthemums. Shipping with track and trace.Of course very carefully and safe packaged.Item can be picked up in Ekeren (Antwerpen,Belgium). Elegant Form: Each plate possesses a delicate scalloped (foliated) rim, adding a sense of movement and refinement to the silhouette. Reverse Decoration: The undersides are tastefully decorated with continuous flowering branches (likely plum blossoms) in underglaze blue, a hallmark of high-quality export porcelain. Condition & Specifications Quantity: 4 matching plates. Dimensions: Diameter 21.5 cm | Height 3.3 cm. Condition: Excellent antique condition. No chips, cracks, or restorations. The glaze remains bright with minimal wear to the enamel and gilding, consistent with age. Body: Fine white porcelain with a slightly blue-tinted glaze, typical of authentic Arita production. This set is particularly desirable due to its uniform condition and the popular 21.5 cm size, making them as functional for a modern table setting as they are impressive for a wall display. The absence of damage on all four pieces makes this a rare find for collectors of Japanese ceramics.