Description
An Imperial Imari collector’s plate with trailing blue vines and stylised flowers picked out in green on a white ground.
A repeating blue arc border and warm brown rim frame the floral design. The reverse label describes the plate as a later interpretation of a piece it dates to the 16th century, reproduced with imperial permission for a limited collectors’ series. The restrained combination of blue and green allows the curling stems to remain prominent across the pale ground. A warm outer rim contrasts with the cool floral decoration. The historical date quoted on the label refers to the design source rather than the manufacture of this later plate. Related decorative pieces appear in the East Asian & Inspired Collectibles and Ceramics collections.
- Maker: Specific pottery unconfirmed. The Imperial Imari series label names
- Dimensions: 3.5 cm high × 31 cm in diameter.
- Condition: Excellent. Fine glaze crazing and a torn paper label are visible on the reverse.
- Features: Blue trailing vines, peony-like flowers with green centres, a repeating arc border, a brown rim band and the surviving series label.
- Period: Estimated late 20th century.
- SKU: SKU-00763
A distinctive piece for collectors of Imari-style ceramics and botanical display plates.