Antique Japanese Imari Charger Blue & White Mated Cranes Edo Era

Antique Japanese Imari Charger Blue & White Mated Cranes Edo Era

Additional information

Period

Pre 1900

Region

Japanese

$375.00

SOLD

Available!

An antique Japanese Imari charger in blue and white with a hand painted scene of two mated cranes, a strong bamboo tree and peonies as its central image. Diamond shapes with stylized Chrysanthemums border the interior rim and mountain ranges with dotted clouds surround the exterior of the plate. Six original stilt marks to the bottom of the charger indicate the charger was fired in the upper section of the kiln.

This charger has abundant symbolism. The mated canes represent a harmonious couple with each crane having 1,000 years of long live. The healthy vibrant bamboo tree represents strength and tenacity while the peonies represent wealth and prosperity.

Age: Edo Period (1850-1868)

Dimensions: 17. 5/8″ Diameter by 3″ High

Share with your friends:

Ask a Question About
Antique Japanese Imari Charger Blue & White Mated Cranes Edo Era

"*" indicates required fields

Name*
Hidden
Hidden
Hidden
Hidden

Request a Price

Price on Request items are over $10,000 USD

"*" indicates required fields

Name*
Hidden
Hidden
Hidden
Hidden

Description

An antique Japanese Imari charger in blue and white with a hand painted scene of two mated cranes, a strong bamboo tree and peonies as its central image. Diamond shapes with stylized Chrysanthemums border the interior rim and mountain ranges with dotted clouds surround the exterior of the plate. Six original stilt marks to the bottom of the charger indicate the charger was fired in the upper section of the kiln.

This charger has abundant symbolism. The mated canes represent a harmonious couple with each crane having 1,000 years of long live. The healthy vibrant bamboo tree represents strength and tenacity while the peonies represent wealth and prosperity.

Age: Edo Period (1850-1868)

Dimensions: 17. 5/8″ Diameter by 3″ High

Additional information

Period

Pre 1900

Region

Japanese

Related Products

Schedule a Visit

We are Open By Appointment (In-person) 4 Days a week.

Currently scheduling Zoom and FaceTime meetings with clients for gallery tours and to view and discuss merchandise & projects.