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Kimura Toho – White Porcelain Rectangular Plate Set with Gilt Rim – Large & Small Serving Plates (2 Pieces)

Product Overview

This elegant vintage Japanese porcelain set consists of a large square serving plate and a matching smaller rectangular plate, both finished in glossy white porcelain with refined gilt accents along the rim.

The clean, minimalist design and gently curved form embody the understated elegance of Showa-period Japanese tableware. Both plates bear the underglaze mark "陶峰" (Toho) on the reverse.

Suitable for serving appetizers, sweets, sushi, or seasonal dishes, this refined set also makes an attractive addition to collections of vintage Japanese ceramics.

Product Details

Crafted from fine white porcelain, this matching plate set combines a lustrous glaze with delicate gilt decoration, creating a timeless and versatile design.

The subtly raised edges and softly curved profile give each plate an elegant appearance while providing practical functionality for serving food.

Both pieces bear the red underglaze signature "陶峰" (Toho) on the underside.

Kimura Toho was the second-generation head of Toseien, a kiln in Okayama Prefecture. In 1959, he received the Good Design Award at the Washington International Exhibition. His works are appreciated for their refined forms and functional beauty, reflecting the aesthetic ideals of postwar Japanese ceramics.

The restrained decoration and harmonious proportions make this set suitable for both everyday use and display.

Product Specifications
Artist: Kimura Toho (陶峰)
Kiln: Toseien
Type: Rectangular serving plate set
Material: Porcelain
Decoration: White glaze with gilt rim
Quantity: 2 pieces (large plate and small plate)
Signature: Red underglaze mark "陶峰" on the reverse of both plates
Dimensions

Large Plate

17.3 × 17.4 × 2.5 cm
(6.8 × 6.9 × 1.0 in)

Small Plate

9.0 × 6.7 × 2.5 cm
(3.5 × 2.6 × 1.0 in)
Condition

Vintage, previously used.

The set was used only a few times before being displayed for many years. It remains in good vintage condition with no noticeable chips, cracks, or significant damage. Minor signs of age and handling consistent with vintage use may be present. Please refer to the photographs for details.

About the Artist

Kimura Toho was the second-generation head of Toseien, a ceramic kiln in Okayama Prefecture.

In 1959, he received the Good Design Award at the Washington International Exhibition. His work is characterized by elegant simplicity, refined craftsmanship, and practical functionality, representing the aesthetics of Japanese ceramics during the Showa period.

Background of the Product

White porcelain tableware with restrained gilt decoration became especially popular during Japan's Showa period, reflecting an appreciation for simplicity and functional beauty. The clean white surface enhances the presentation of seasonal cuisine, while the subtle gold accents add a refined decorative touch. Vintage examples from this era continue to be appreciated by collectors of Japanese ceramics and enthusiasts of traditional tableware.

All photos were taken by the seller. They also show the actual product to be delivered.

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