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Two Japanese Eiwa Kinsei Porcelain Plates – Imari Style
Geography: Japan
Culture: Japanese
Date: Mid to late 20th century
Material: Porcelain
Plate 1: Pheasant and peonies
Plate 2: Cart, cherry tree and peonies
Dimensions: 16.5 cm L × 16.5 cm W × 1.5 cm H each
Weight: Plate 1 – 200 g; Plate 2 – 204 g
Display: Hanging loops fitted to the reverse of both plates
Condition: Good condition. Please see photographs for details.
This pair of Japanese porcelain decorative plates dates from the mid to late 20th century and features traditional hand-painted designs in the Imari style.
The first plate features a pheasant surrounded by peonies. The second depicts a traditional Japanese cart beneath a cherry tree, with peonies forming part of the surrounding decoration. Both designs use traditional Japanese decorative subjects and are painted onto the porcelain surface.
Geography: Japan
Culture: Japanese
Date: Mid to late 20th century
Material: Porcelain
Plate 1: Pheasant and peonies
Plate 2: Cart, cherry tree and peonies
Dimensions: 16.5 cm L × 16.5 cm W × 1.5 cm H each
Weight: Plate 1 – 200 g; Plate 2 – 204 g
Display: Hanging loops fitted to the reverse of both plates
Condition: Good condition. Please see photographs for details.
This pair of Japanese porcelain decorative plates dates from the mid to late 20th century and features traditional hand-painted designs in the Imari style.
The first plate features a pheasant surrounded by peonies. The second depicts a traditional Japanese cart beneath a cherry tree, with peonies forming part of the surrounding decoration. Both designs use traditional Japanese decorative subjects and are painted onto the porcelain surface.

