Vintage Ucagco Japan Hand Painted Plate Yellow Roses Signed T. Kita 8.5" Gold

Description

View Vintage Ucagco Japan Hand Painted Plate Yellow Roses Signed T. Kita 8.5" Gold with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The front is signed by the artist, T. Kita. • Artist: T. Kita. The plate is accented with a delicate gold-sponged (gilded) scalloped rim. Note: There is a small "nip" (glaze chip) on the backside near the bottom. This beautiful vintage porcelain display plate features a lush, hand-painted arrangement of yellow roses and buds against a soft blue and white background. The plate is accented with a delicate gold-sponged (gilded) scalloped rim. The front is signed by the artist, T. Kita. The reverse side features a hand-written inscription in gold: "W. Yellowstone 1958", likely indicating it was a custom souvenir or commemorative piece from West Yellowstone. It retains its original red and gold foil "Casco Ceramics Japan" sticker. • Artist: T. Kita • Date: 1958 • Origin: Japan (Casco Ceramics) • Size: Approximately 8.25 inches in diameter Condition Very Good Vintage Condition. * No visible chips, cracks, or crazing. • The hand-painted floral motif remains vibrant with minimal surface wear. • The gold-sponged rim shows very light thinning consistent with age. • Original foil sticker is still attached on the back (partially peeling). Note: There is a small "nip" (glaze chip) on the backside near the bottom. This is not visible from the front and does not affect the structural integrity of the plate. Keywords Vintage Porcelain, Hand Painted, Yellow Roses, T. Kita Artist, 1958, Casco Japan, Decorative Plate, West Yellowstone Souvenir, Mid-Century Ceramics, Floral Cabinet Plate, Gilded Rim. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Decorative Collectibles › Collector Plates. Brand: Ucagco.

Pattern

Roses

Shape

Round

Occasion

All Occasions

Color

Yellow, Green, Blue, White, Gold

Item Diameter

8.5 in

Material

Porcelain

Vintage

Yes

Brand

Ucagco

Type

Collector Plate / Decorative Plate

Era

Mid 20th Century (1941-1969)

Style

Decorative

Theme

Floral

Production Style

Art Pottery

Time Period Manufactured

Mid-20th Century (1950s)

Production Technique

Pottery

Country of Origin

Unknown