Plate (2) - Porcelain - Decorative set of two

Pair of two large Japanese plates Very decorative Arita, blue and white porcelain marked with ‘Yamatoku’ ヤマトク Japan – ca. 1900 (Meiji period) These antique plates are two beautiful pieces of Japanese porcelain from the late Meiji period. The plates are masterfully decorated with a transfer print of a female figure on a balcony. The plates were most likely produced by the Yamatoku kiln (山 徳 窯) in Iwayagawachi (岩 谷川 内) in Arita in Saga Prefecture on the island of Kyushu, Japan. The design was executed by the Tezuka decoration workshop (手塚). Marked on the bottom with ‘ヤマトク’ (Yamatoku) in katakana characters and a blue glaze mark in kanji characters. In good condition – used with minor signs of aging. Height 4 cm Width 31 cm Depth 31 cm Diameter 31 cm Condition: very good see the photos for a good impression; they are part of the description will be sent by registered mail

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