Meiji Japanese Eiraku Silver Kutani Bowl 7” Red Porcelain Cranes Peonies Signed

Description

View Meiji Japanese Eiraku Silver Kutani Bowl 7” Red Porcelain Cranes Peonies Signed with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Antique Meiji Japanese Eiraku Silver Kutani Bowl • Authentic Meiji period (late 19th century) Japanese Kutani porcelain bowl, finely hand-painted with a vivid iron-red ground. • Decorated in reflective silver with cranes in flight among lush peony blossoms, symbols of longevity and prosperity. • Signed on the base with the red 「大日本 永楽造」 (Dai Nippon Eiraku-zō) mark, identifying the Eiraku workshop. • Dimensions: 7” diameter x 2.5” tall. • Condition: Excellent antique condition — no chips, cracks, crazing, or restorations. The silver decoration retains strong reflectivity, unlike many examples with dull gray enamel. • Reference: A comparable Meiji Eiraku silver Kutani dish was catalogued by Artemis Fine Arts (2025) with an auction estimate of $800–$1,200, underscoring the recognized collectability of this rare silver-decorated style. A high-quality display and collector piece — ready for any Japanese porcelain or Kutani collection. Shipping: Securely packed and shipped USPS Priority Mail with insurance for full buyer protection. Kutani bowl, Meiji porcelain, Japanese antique, Eiraku mark, Dai Nippon 永楽造, silver Kutani, Japanese crane motif, peony floral design, Asian antiques, Japanese export porcelain, collectible Japanese art, red ground porcelain bowl, antique Kutani ware, signed Eiraku bowl, museum quality Japanese bowl Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › Japan › Bowls.

Primary Material

Porcelain

Color

Red / Silver / White

Original/Reproduction

Antique Original

Region of Origin

Japan

Maker

Eiraku

Age

1890 - 1910

Country of Origin

Japan