Japanese (c. 1880) Ceramic Hand Painted Imari Blue & White Charger Imari All hardware is hand forged
Description
All hardware is hand forged iron with square handles and detailed lock plates
This is a vintage Japanese wooden doll known called a kokeshi
Engraved with the sword smiths mei is engraved near the nakakgo hitsuana
It is from a very high resolution scan taken of the original Yoshitoshi print in our collection n with a state of the art flat bed scanner
It has been in storage for over half a century and with exception to some missing parts on the rim (see last two pictures)
Japanese (c. 1880) Ceramic Hand Painted Imari Blue & White Charger Imari All hardware is hand forgedThis is a large 18 blue & white antique mid Meiji Era (c. 1880) Japanese ceramic charger plate with a hand painted design of the three elements of happiness: pine, bamboo and plum blossom. A very auspicious motif called Shochikubai. The "fish eye" un glazed area on the bottom was a unique kiln footing design found on late Edo to early Meiji era pottery. It measures approx. 16" in diameter by 2" tall (41 x 5 cm). And weighs 6. 10 lbs
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