C.1880 Japanese Imari Charger

C.1880 Japanese Imari ChargerBeautifully hand painted Japanese porcelain charger dating to the Meiji period, circa 1880. This scalloped Imari plate showcases the refined artistry of the era, with traditional panels of cobalt blue, iron red, and soft gilt surrounding a floral medallion. The reverse features classic stylized peonies and scrolling motifs, typical of fine 19th century export Imari. An elegant balance of geometry and nature, this charger captures the aesthetic of

Beautifully hand-painted Japanese porcelain charger dating to the Meiji period, circa 1880. This scalloped Imari plate showcases the refined artistry of the era, with traditional panels of cobalt blue, iron red, and soft gilt surrounding a floral medallion. The reverse features classic stylized peonies and scrolling motifs, typical of fine 19th-century export Imari.

An elegant balance of geometry and nature, this charger captures the aesthetic of Japan’s Meiji artisans—merging inherited Edo-era traditions with modern decorative appeal. Lovely as a wall display, centerpiece, or collector’s statement piece.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: Antique; 19th Century (Meiji Period)
Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition, with a minor glaze flaw in center; no damage noted
Country of Origin: Japan
Materials: Porcelain
Dimensions: 11.5" W × 1.5" H
Color/Finish: Cobalt / White / Multi
Care: Hand-wash

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