Imari Porcelain Plate Vintage Japanese Imari Dinner Plate Bird Floral Coupe Gold

Description

View Imari Porcelain Plate Vintage Japanese Imari Dinner Plate Bird Floral Coupe Gold with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. • Classic Imari porcelain plate with Bold bird floral plate design: songbirds, flowers and patterned panels in blue, red and gold. • Desirable discontinued Imari by Heygill pattern, likely from the 1970s. Vintage authentic Japanese  Imari by Heygill porcelain dinner plate made in Japan • Classic Imari porcelain plate with Bold bird floral plate design: songbirds, flowers and patterned panels in blue, red and gold • Approx. 10½" round coupe dinner plate with cobalt blue, rust red, green and yellow plus gold trim • Porcelain / bone-china–style body with glossy glaze • Coupe shape works beautifully as a Japanese dinner plate, charger, or display plate • Gold trim around rim; colors are still bright with minimal age-related wear on close inspection • Desirable discontinued Imari by Heygill pattern, likely from the 1970s • Combines several high-intent keywords buyers actually type: imari porcelain, japanese plate, gold trim plates, vintage japan plate • Versatile: functions as tableware for special dinners, a gallery wall plate, or a focal piece in Asian accent decor The traditional Japanese Imari is a style of Japanese export porcelain known for its vibrant colors, primarily underglaze blue, iron red, and gold enamels. The designs often feature intricate floral patterns, birds, and landscapes, with a tendency to fill most of the surface. The style originated in the Arita area of Japan in the 17th century and was exported to Europe in large quantities from the port of Imari. This particular piece features a central medallion with birds and flowering branches, surrounded by alternating panels of floral motifs and geometric patterns. The plate is identified by the red square mark with Japanese characters and the gold "UCC JAPAN" stamp. They translate as such: 謹製栄和: Carefully manufactured by Eiwa, Identifying this as a Japanese porcelain plate, likely from the Showa era (1970-1980) produced by UCC (UAC). This is generally considered a collectible, and you will find it in excellent condition without flaw. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Asian › 1900-Now › Japanese › Bowls & Plates.

Provenance

Ownership History Not Available

Country of Origin

Japan

Culture

Japanese

Handmade

No

California Prop 65 Warning

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