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EDO PERIOD (18TH CENTURY)
Details
An Imari bowl
Edo Period (18th Century)
Painted in underglaze blue with a central ju character, surrounded in coloured enamels and gilt on the everted sides with large chrysanthemum blooms under a straight rim, encircled with green ground dotted cartouches reserved on an iron-red ground enriched with stylised lotus, the base with a four character Fu Ki Cho Shun mark, rim cracks
25.6 cm. diam.
Edo Period (18th Century)
Painted in underglaze blue with a central ju character, surrounded in coloured enamels and gilt on the everted sides with large chrysanthemum blooms under a straight rim, encircled with green ground dotted cartouches reserved on an iron-red ground enriched with stylised lotus, the base with a four character Fu Ki Cho Shun mark, rim cracks
25.6 cm. diam.
Exhibited
Ko-Imari porcelain from the Collection of Oliver Impey, Barry Davies Oriental Art, London, 1997, no. 126.
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