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  • Japanese Kyoyaki plate with underglaze decoration signed Dohachi - Meiji era (1890-1912)
  • Japanese Kyoyaki plate with underglaze decoration signed Dohachi - Meiji era (1890-1912)
  • Japanese Kyoyaki plate with underglaze decoration signed Dohachi - Meiji era (1890-1912)
  • Japanese Kyoyaki plate with underglaze decoration signed Dohachi - Meiji era (1890-1912)
  • Japanese Kyoyaki plate with underglaze decoration signed Dohachi - Meiji era (1890-1912)
  • Japanese Kyoyaki plate with underglaze decoration signed Dohachi - Meiji era (1890-1912)
  • Japanese Kyoyaki plate with underglaze decoration signed Dohachi - Meiji era (1890-1912)
  • Japanese Kyoyaki plate with underglaze decoration signed Dohachi - Meiji era (1890-1912)
  • Japanese Kyoyaki plate with underglaze decoration signed Dohachi - Meiji era (1890-1912)
Japanese Kyoyaki plate with underglaze decoration signed Dohachi - Meiji era (1890-1912)

EUR 370 €


Japanese Kyoyaki plate from the end of the Meiji era (1890-1912), fully decorated in underglaze colors - blue, red, green and yellow. This technique (underglaze colors other than blue) was quite new in Japan at the time, as it was only introduced there by Gottfried Wagener, a German chemist, at the end of the 19th century. Signed "Kachutei Dohachi sei". Diameter 24.5cm; very good condition, without chips, cracks or repairs. Free shipping.

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