Description
Marked ‘Made in Occupied Japan’, this blue and white chinoiserie plate carries a historically significant backstamp that places it firmly within the post-war Japanese export period of 1945 to 1952.
Featuring a classic blue and white chinoiserie scene with pagoda, bridge, birds, trees and patterned border detail in a traditional Willow-style composition, this decorative plate is a charming example of the Japanese export ware produced under Allied occupation. The Occupied Japan mark is itself a sought-after collector designation, adding historical interest to the decorative appeal of the piece.
- Maker: Japanese export, marked Made in Occupied Japan
- Dimensions: 1 cm (height) × 23.5 cm (width)
- Condition: Visible condition as shown in images
- Period: c. 1945–1952
A historically interesting piece for collectors of Occupied Japan ceramics, blue and white chinoiserie or Japanese export tableware.