Large Edo Era Imari Charger Signed Kenryu Nen Sei

A large and impressive late Edo period 1780-1860 Imari Charger from the Saga Prefecture 佐賀県 Saga-ken, north west of the island of Kyushu. The Charger is signed on the verso: Ken 佐賀県

The Charger is decorated with beautifully hand painted under glaze in Hichozan style featuring botanical mountain scenes and feathers representing a Phoenix. The plate is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. Minor Kiln and firing marks are present which are a confirmation of authenticity. The signature mark on the verso in under glaze is Ken – 佐賀県 from the kanji characters of kenryu-nen-sei representing the Chinese Qianlong period (1736-1795).  Shipping is included in the price for this item.

Approximate dimensions are: 2.585 kg weight and diameter 40.5 cm – height 5.7 cm.

Shipping domestically is via Australia Post with Tracking and Signature on Delivery.  If you wish to add insurance with shipping please contact us for a quotation.

Shipping internationally outside Australia is via Pack and Send or DHL with Tracking and Signature on Delivery.  If you wish to add insurance with shipping please contact us for a quotation.

Please note we do not accept returns. Please review our images to ensure you are happy with this item prior to purchasing.

Available for local pickup in Melbourne.  If shipping, we highly recommend insurance for this item. Please email us at [email protected] for insurance cost to your location.

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