Antique Japanese Edo Era C1860 Imari Ceramic Shallow Bowl Repaired 4.5" Suzuribako (light bulb not included)

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The statue is made of a porcelain called Blanc de Chine or Dehua porcelain

It is made of very thick iron to hold the heat longer

5" x 7" Chikayoshi Toyohara (豊原周義)  giclée reproduction print of a Japanese Meiji era  ukiyo-e (woodblock print) from the Twelve Views of Tokyo (東京十二景) series

This statue depicts all three around a pot of gold coins

Antique Japanese Edo Era C1860 Imari Ceramic Shallow Bowl Repaired 4.5" Suzuribako (light bulb not included)This is an antique Japanese Edo Era (c. 1860) Imari ceramic bowl all hand painted in gold, blue, red and green with geometric designs and flowers. The bowl is made with high fired ceramics for lasting durability. Thisplate measures 4 5 8" in diameter by 1" tall (11. 5x 2. 5 cm). Having been in storage for most of the past century this plate remains in good condition with with a repair that can be seen in photo #8.