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MUSEUM PIECE! a rare KAKIEMON style dish 17thC Japanese ARITA porcelain plate
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Description
For sale is a rare Japanese Kakiemon style dish from the late 17th century.
Painted to the centre with an underglaze blue landscape scenery with boats, houses, rocks & Pine trees.
The border of the dish with overglaze (enamel) decoration in Kakiemon colors.
A similar Kakiemon dish is in the MacDonald collection located in the Gardiner Museum in Toronto, Canada.
museum number G04.18.43
Porcelain from this MacDonald collection is published in the book:
\"Dragons, Tigers and Bamboo, Japanese porcelain and it\'s impact in Europe, The MacDonald collection\"
by Oliver Impey, Christiaan J.A. Jörg and Charles Mason.
Age:
c.1680 - 1700
( Higashi Yama , Edo period )
Size:
20,4cm diameter
Condition:
near perfect.
slight age scratches in the glaze (natural wear)
pierced footrim for hanging on the wall.
NO cracks, NO restoration!!
Shipping:
European Union $29,- and Worldwide $39,-
(0-2 kg\'s)
European Union $29,- worldwide $39,-
Shipped within 5 business days after cleared payment.
All items are safe and professionally packed! Don\'t worry about this.
Estimated Shipping TImes: Europe 1 - 3 weeks / Americas-Asia 3 - 6 weeks
(Please note that your local customs sometimes hold items for longer times to check)
Terms of Sale:
Return Policy: The items we sell are in an Antique or Vintage condition so might show some signs of aging or use. I always try to descibe the condition of the item. Returning the object is possible if there is a insuperable difference in between the item description and the purchased item; Please contact me immediatly! I always try to give an honest and complete discription of the item and add a lot of detailed pictures to prevent confusion about the condition of the item. It might be possible that you see someting I missed about an item. If you have questions about it please ask them then BEFORE placing your offer.
Thank you and happy offerding
