Antique Japanese Imari Octagonal Porcelain Plates – Set of Five – Circa 1900
Antique Japanese Imari Octagonal Porcelain Plates – Set of Five – Circa 1900
Product Description
A Beautiful Set of Five Antique Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates
Offered by I Ching Antiques is this charming collection of five matching Japanese Imari porcelain plates, believed to date from the late Meiji to early Taisho period, circa 1890–1920.
Each plate features an elegant octagonal form decorated with traditional Japanese floral and geometric patterns.
The central floral bouquets are rendered in warm iron-red and deep cobalt-blue enamels, surrounded by intricately decorated borders incorporating green accents and contrasting geometric designs.
The eight-sided form adds architectural interest, making these plates especially attractive for decorative display.
Each plate bears a small red Japanese mark on its underside.
The five matching plates would make a beautiful wall arrangement, an attractive addition to a porcelain collection, or an elegant decorative accent in a traditional interior.
Product Details
Country of Origin: Japan
Period: Late 19th–early 20th century, attributed
Style: Japanese Imari
Material: Porcelain
Decoration: Polychrome floral and geometric designs
Shape: Octagonal
Dimensions:
- Diameter: 8⅛ inches
- Approximate height: 1 inch
- Quantity: Five plates
Condition:
Antique condition with expected minor variations in decoration and glaze.
The auction photographs show some possible edge wear and surface imperfections. All five plates should be inspected for chips, cracks, hairlines, and restoration before publishing the final condition statement.
Sold as a complete set of five.
Suggested Uses
Ideal for decorative wall displays, porcelain collections, traditional dining-room décor, or Asian-inspired interiors.