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Large Diameter Imari Charger, Meiji Period
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This is a stunning example of a very large late Meiji Imari Charger that measures 24" in diameter. Chargers of this size and condition are uncommon due to the complexity of firing such a large porcelain article. This charger has been beautifully decorated in an unusual scene of a willow bonsai tree on a stand together with a pair of Kailins and a second stand all surrounded by a scrolling floral design in oxide red. The charger is in overall very good condition with minor indications of use. This is a very decorative object which could be hung as art work or displayed as accent piece on period antique furniture or integrated into a contemporary design.
***We have listed separately a second 24" Imari charger.
- Dimensions:Height: 1.75 in (4.45 cm)Diameter: 24 in (60.96 cm)
- Style:Anglo-Japanese (Of the Period)
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- Date of Manufacture:c. 1900
- Condition:Overall very good original condition with very slight rubbing to the edge.
- Seller Location:Pasadena, CA
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