Pair of Ko Imari Peony and Chrysanthemum Pattern Dishes c.1700
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Directory: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800: Item # 1395565
Directory: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1800: Item # 1395565
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An interesting pair of Japanese Arita saucer form dishes decorated in a transitional style incorporating elements of the Kakiemon style, notably the asymmetric elements within the reserves to the outer rim of the dish, with Katamono style motifs dating to the late 17th century or early 18th century made for the domestic market. For a more sophisticated version of this type of design in Katamono style dated 1680-1700 see Shibata Volume II no 422. These dishes probably date from the period 1690-1710. The reverse decorated with pairs of precious objects, and a single character within a double circle. English provenance but has a large trade label attached to the reverse of one the dishes indicating that it was purchased in Japan from the dealer S.Hayashi of Kyoto, probably at some time between 1920 and 1940. The dishes measure approximately 17.9cm, six suns in diameter, and stand 2.6cm high to the rim and have a footring of diameter 11.4cm. The dishes are the same size but the photo somewhat distorts their respective sizes. They are in good condition, no chips, cracks or restoration with the exception of a frit related small chip beneath the rim of the dish with the trade label. The cost of shipping within the UK is included in the Sterling price. Worldwide shipping is included in the US$ price.
An interesting pair of Japanese Arita saucer form dishes decorated in a transitional style incorporating elements of the Kakiemon style, notably the asymmetric elements within the reserves to the outer rim of the dish, with Katamono style motifs dating to the late 17th century or early 18th century made for the domestic market. For a more sophisticated version of this type of design in Katamono style dated 1680-1700 see Shibata Volume II no 422. These dishes probably date from the period 1690-1710. The reverse decorated with pairs of precious objects, and a single character within a double circle. English provenance but has a large trade label attached to the reverse of one the dishes indicating that it was purchased in Japan from the dealer S.Hayashi of Kyoto, probably at some time between 1920 and 1940. The dishes measure approximately 17.9cm, six suns in diameter, and stand 2.6cm high to the rim and have a footring of diameter 11.4cm. The dishes are the same size but the photo somewhat distorts their respective sizes. They are in good condition, no chips, cracks or restoration with the exception of a frit related small chip beneath the rim of the dish with the trade label. The cost of shipping within the UK is included in the Sterling price. Worldwide shipping is included in the US$ price.