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Fine Autumn and Winter flowers Kakiemon Dish c.1690
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Pre 1700 item# 1140650 (stock# 2424)
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EastWest Gallery
£230 - $380
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A very interesting dish painted in underglaze blue and additional enamels and decorated with a pattern of five panels to the border; three panels containing respectively pine, matsu, bamboo, take, and prunus, ume,the shochikubai , the three friends of Winter. The remaining two panels containing Omaneshi , Patrina, and Yugagiku, the Japanese Aster, representing the Seven Plants of Autumn. A gobenka, five pataled flower, an auspicious motif, is painted in the centre of the dish. The reverse i ...click for details
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Rare Arita Shonsui Dishes c.1800
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Pre 1837 VR item# 1139242 (stock# 2418)
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EastWest Gallery
£135 - $215
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An unusual pair of heavily potted porcelain dishes decorated in so-called “Shonsui” style. These Japanese porcelains incorporate design elements from a group of Chinese porcelains produced in the middle of the seventeenth century made specifically for the Japanese market. One of the most easily identified motifs from this group is of the horseman within a roundel, marumon, combined with the use of diaper patterns.
The rim of the dish is decorated with a band of repeating marumon containing th ...click for details
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Rare Ko Imari Tojin Dish c.1750-80
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Pre 1800 item# 1139219 (stock# 2417)
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EastWest Gallery
£180 - $300
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An interesting large moulded dish of mokogata form. The border is decorated with moulded kikko-mon and the interior with a figure of a young boy of European appearance but dressed in conventionalised Chinese dress sitting in a lalitasana pose below a stylised representation of the Bodhi tree. Literally the tree of Enlightement.
The reverse decorated with four leaf scroll motifs and a so-called mountain fuku to the reverse.
The dish measures 22.5cm at its widest and is in good condition with n ...click for details
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