A set of four blue and white European subject bowls and dishes, possibly of Kakiemon type.
Arita, Japan, Edo period, late 18th/early 19th century.

A set of two bowls and two dishes with rounded sides and flaring foliated brown-edged rim. A moulded low relief decoration on the border with scrolls following the shape of the rim, on the outer part of the well three sages surrounded by bamboo with rocks underneath and clouds above them. A raised medaillon in the centre of the well with an underglaze blue decoration of an Aranda or westerner accompanied by a dog. The figure is probably a harlequin or jester, with large hat and jacket strewn with buttons.

The use of negative space smartly emphasizes the decoration of the westerner in the middle surrounded by the three sages making this dish the perfect example of east meets west. The base has an unidentified single character mark.

Impey ascribed these dishes as Kakiemon type, dating them to the 19th century. In the Shibata collection catalogue however they are dated 1770-1790.

Provenance:
Christie’s sale 5967, 13th May 2009 (sticker adhering to the base of one of the plates).

Literature (book is not included in the sale:
A similar dish is in the Ashmolean Museum collection, accession no. EA1978.789 and illustrated in Oliver Impey: Japanese Export Porcelain, Catalogue of the Collection of the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, 2002, p. 232, pl. 402.

Another example is in the Frelinghuysen collection and illustrated in Becky Macguire: Four Centuries of Blue & White - The Frelinghuysen Collection of Chinese and Japanese Export Porcelain, 2023, p. 343, pl. 290.

For more examples of dishes and bowls with this pattern, see:
Shibata Collection part 1 (Kyushu Ceramic Museum, 2003) p. 172, pl. 460.
Shibata Collection part 2 (Kyushu Ceramic Museum, 2003) p. 303, pl. 800.
Shibata Collection part 4 (Kyushu Ceramic Museum, 2003) p. 168, pl. 37.
Shibata Collection part 8 (Kyushu Ceramic Museum, 2003) p. 126, pl. 233.

Dimensions:
Dishes:
Diameter 21.5 cm, height 3.5 cm.

Bowls:
Diameter 15.6 cm, height 4.5 cm.

Condition:
Perfect condition.

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A set of four blue and white European subject bowls and dishes, possibly of Kakiemon type.
Arita, Japan, Edo period, late 18th/early 19th century.

A set of two bowls and two dishes with rounded sides and flaring foliated brown-edged rim. A moulded low relief decoration on the border with scrolls following the shape of the rim, on the outer part of the well three sages surrounded by bamboo with rocks underneath and clouds above them. A raised medaillon in the centre of the well with an underglaze blue decoration of an Aranda or westerner accompanied by a dog. The figure is probably a harlequin or jester, with large hat and jacket strewn with buttons.

The use of negative space smartly emphasizes the decoration of the westerner in the middle surrounded by the three sages making this dish the perfect example of east meets west. The base has an unidentified single character mark.

Impey ascribed these dishes as Kakiemon type, dating them to the 19th century. In the Shibata collection catalogue however they are dated 1770-1790.

Provenance:
Christie’s sale 5967, 13th May 2009 (sticker adhering to the base of one of the plates).

Literature (book is not included in the sale:
A similar dish is in the Ashmolean Museum collection, accession no. EA1978.789 and illustrated in Oliver Impey: Japanese Export Porcelain, Catalogue of the Collection of the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, 2002, p. 232, pl. 402.

Another example is in the Frelinghuysen collection and illustrated in Becky Macguire: Four Centuries of Blue & White - The Frelinghuysen Collection of Chinese and Japanese Export Porcelain, 2023, p. 343, pl. 290.

For more examples of dishes and bowls with this pattern, see:
Shibata Collection part 1 (Kyushu Ceramic Museum, 2003) p. 172, pl. 460.
Shibata Collection part 2 (Kyushu Ceramic Museum, 2003) p. 303, pl. 800.
Shibata Collection part 4 (Kyushu Ceramic Museum, 2003) p. 168, pl. 37.
Shibata Collection part 8 (Kyushu Ceramic Museum, 2003) p. 126, pl. 233.

Dimensions:
Dishes:
Diameter 21.5 cm, height 3.5 cm.

Bowls:
Diameter 15.6 cm, height 4.5 cm.

Condition:
Perfect condition.

Worldwide registered and insured shipping.

Eră
1400-1900
Regiunea de origine specifică
Arita
Informații suplimentare titlu
Posibil de tip Kakiemon - Cu sigiliu Arashi 嵐
Nr. de articole
4
Țară
Japonia
Material
Porțelan
Stil/ perioadă dinastică
Edo Period (1600-1868)
Culoare
Alb, Albastru, Maro
Stare
Stare excelentă - puțin uzată cu urme minime de folosire și uzură
Sold with stand
Nu
Înălțime
0 cm
Lățime
0 cm
Adâncime
0 cm
Decor
Blue and white
Perioada Estimată
1750-1800

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