Antique Meiji Era Japanese Hexagonal Ceramic Imari Plate 10” Lacquer It measure 2 3/4" wide

It measure 2 3/4" wide by 1 3/8" tall by 1/2" thick (7 x 3

It's beautifully decorated with two rabbits

These jars very often did not have lids or shared lids with other containers when in use

1920's) Nakashima ceramic plate all printed in gold

used to store the folded silk kimono that represented significant family wealth and were passed between generations

Antique Meiji Era Japanese Hexagonal Ceramic Imari Plate 10” Lacquer It measure 2 3/4" wideAntique Japanese Blue & White Octagonal Landscape Plate, 10"W Japan, late Edo to early Meiji period. Hand painted porcelain plate with an octagonal form and a deeply detailed blue and white landscape: a riverside village with figures, pavilions, rocky outcrops, and distant mountains rendered in rich cobalt tones. The broad border features dragons among clouds with geometric corner reserves, a motif seen on mid 19th century Japanese wares produced in