Antique Japanese Meiji Era Octagonal Ceramic Imari Plates Ikebana Motif Cloisonne which has a high starch
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which has a high starch content and is therefore rather sticky
This is an early Meiji period scalloped rim 9" plate featuring what appears to be a golden dove over a traditional blue and white landscape
a Japanese storage box adorned with the beauty of black lacquer and hand-painted circles featuring intricate designs of chrysanthemums
A beautiful print created by the artist Wei Tseng Yang in the 1980's titled "The Awakening of Spring"
Diameter = 3" (7
Antique Japanese Meiji Era Octagonal Ceramic Imari Plates Ikebana Motif Cloisonne which has a high starchThis is an antique Japanese Meiji era (c1890's) Octagonal Imari plate with a transfer print of two Ikebana arrangements surrounded by traditional designs. Straight sided plates where more challenging to make and fire.
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