A Large Antique Plate, Mixed Metal, Rakkan, Japan, Late Meiji Period

English Description:

A Japanese copper/ "mixed-metal" dish of circular shape
resting on a short footrim, decorated in kebori and katakiri-bori,
cast relief and shakudo and gilt wash, depicting two Lohans (Rakkans)
and an attendant beneath a flowering cherry tree,
a quadrant decorated with chrysanthemum blooms, unsigned


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detailed condition report can be provided upon request.
 

Item's measurements:

Height: approx. 2. 4cm diameter: approx. 27cm

Weight: approx. 0. 75kg


Date:

approx. Late Meiji Period
(1868-1912)


Condition:

With light signs of wear,
two minimal nicks and a small dent on the rim of the plate
other than that in good uncleaned condition.


For further details about the condition, please look at the pictures below,
since they are an important addition to the item description.

"Due to the light conditions in product photography and different screen settings
it may occur that the color of the product is not reproduced authentically."


Provenance:

  From a former French private collection,
aacquired before 1990


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