A large Unusual 17th century Edo period Shoki Imari Porcelain Dish

Description: Antique Collectibles from ShangriLa CALL US +31642233205 --> Auction Items of this Week / 本週拍賣料品 3500 "Make us an offer" Listings/ 固定價格 About us We would like to take this opportunity to introduce to you our Ebay Store Antiques & Collectibles from Shangri-La. This shop is dedicated to Oriental Antiques and Collectibles. The shop is a joint venture between Freek and Bob, good friends and fellow Masters in History. We graduated in History of the European Trade with Asia by the VOC from 1600-1900. We will be putting up many rare, historically important items in the hope of helping collectors to find what they search for. If you are interested in a specific item, dont hesitate to ask us, we'll do our best to find it for you. Antiques & Collectibles from Shangri-La is Made For the Art of Collecting. --> --> A large Unusual 17th century Edo period Shoki Imari Porcelain Dish Read Carefully!! --> Description A great and large sized dish dating to first half of the 17th century, Part of the Shoki Imari family. Shoki Imari – early Imari ware- was first developed in the early 17th century, in the city of Arita located in the west of Kyushu Island, Japan. Its basic form, techniques and texture are similar to those of Korean porcelain as Korean technicians were the first to find porcelain materials in Arita and consequently started porcelain ware production in Japan. During this time a large quantity of blue and white porcelain from Jingdezhen, China was being imported. Jingdezhen pottery, recognisable by its thin and sharp forms, had been in demand from the Japanese upper class since the 16th century. Blue and white pottery decorated with a variety of vivid blue motifs was particularly popular. Shoki Imari potters, the first of whom were Korean technicians, largely produced white porcelain without blue decoration. They were influenced by the decorative motifs in Jingdezhen porcelain which they adapted for their own work. Earlier Imari period, c. 1610-1630s, porcelain ware borrowed motifs from the Chinese pictures books Bazhong Huapu (Hasshu Gafu) and Tuhui Congyi (Zue Soui). This mix of influences from the picture books and Jingdezhen porcelain resulted in the unique design of Shoki Imari ware. These kind of dishes are quite known in smaller sizes, but this size is not know by us. similar items are to be found here; https://orientalceramics.com/product/a-rare-early-japanese-porcelain-dish/ https://www.sothebys.com/zh/auctions/ecatalogue/2018/japanese-l18221/lot.95.html —————————————————————————————————————— We start an auction every week on thursday, ending the next sunday; https://www.ebay.com/str/antiquefromshangrila?LH_Auction=1 We combine shipment and have over 2200 fixed listings in store, always good to take a look if you see other items you like to save some shipping: https://www.ebay.com/usr/theceramics_and_collectibles All will be packed neat and sent track and trace and insurance. Registered airmail. Packages are always shipped on the next wednesday. If there is a specific hurry please contact us. —————————————————————————————————————— Condition Crackle lines only, of which 1 is dirty. Size 440x95mm DiameterxHeight Period 18th century Size --> Shipping Rules FOR ALL PACKAGES OUTSIDE EUROPE: Shipping times can vary a lot depending on Customs & Shipping Company speed. We can not control this. For China (& rest of Asia) & US allow at least 2 to 3 weeks. Depending on the situation it can take up to 1.5 month. Rare cases of even 2 months have been seen to CHINA (and rest of ASIA), this has to do with slow customs procedures. This also influences the tracking data shown online. Please be patient! You can follow it at: www.internationalparceltracking.com/ For China: http://track-chinapost.com/ For USA: https://www.usps.com/ BUYER Responisibilties We as sellers are responsible for shipping. However in case of lost or damaged items the BUYER is also required to take action & help solve the issue at hand. We can not do this alone since it also includes taking action in the country of the buyer. For instance by contacting USPS in the USA or ChinaPost in China. Buying from Antique Collectibles from ShangriLa also includes assisting in settling matter with shipping companies. These BUYER Responsibilities include: In case of LOST or Long Duration of packages we will contact our shipping company the BUYER must: 1. Contact his own shipping company. 2. Contact Customs. 3. Take all actions advised by the shipping company or customs. Bewaren Bewaren Bewaren Bewaren Bewaren Bewaren Bewaren Bewaren Bewaren Bewaren

Price: 74998.5 USD

Location: Amsterdam

End Time: 2024-12-28T08:46:12.000Z

Shipping Cost: 127 USD