Antique Japanese Late Meiji c1900 Hand Painted Imari Plate/Bowl Gosu Blue 6.5" Furniture The foot and mouth are

The foot and mouth are unglazed while the interior is fully glazed

The lidded top section was used for the storage and use of ink stone brushes

This is an antique Japanese set of cups called Senchawan dating back probably to the mid to late Meiji Era (c

1868-1912) tsuba (handguard) for a tsuba is made with two thin stamped copper plate sandwiching a thick copper plate

This vase is 5" tall by 3

Antique Japanese Late Meiji c1900 Hand Painted Imari Plate/Bowl Gosu Blue 6.5" Furniture The foot and mouth areThis is an antique Meiji Era (c. 1900) Japanese ceramic imari bowl with all hand painted designs both on the inside and bottom edge. This type of bowl was used as a dish to hold snacks or small appetizers. It measures 6 1 2" in diameter by 1 1 4" tall (15 x 3 cm). Having been in storage for much the past century, it remains in very fine condition. No chips or hairlines. A great size for serving something very special. We have 3 of these available at