Hirado figurine depicts a man seated with a chrysanthemum.

Dates to the 19th century
It seems there was something resting on top, and now that space is empty.
Coloured in the traditional Hirado colours of blue and white.

Elegant Japanese Hirado porcelain figurine, depicting a man enjoying the aromas of a spreading chrysanthemum.

The golden age of Hirado porcelain lasted from 1751 - 1843, during which time the finest porcelain in Japan was produced. In the 19th century, Hirado ware was especially in the Victorian West renowned as an desirable export ware.
Сondition- сhrysanthemum leaves are in chipped condition, a small chip exists in the place where the chrysanthemum is attached to the pole on which the man leans, there are also some minor defects which occurred during firing. Otherwise, excellent antique condition, please carefully regard all photos

Height  12,5  cm

Length -  8,5cm

Widht  - 8 cm

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