Rare Pattern Antique 12” Japanese Imari Scalloped Charger with Bats, Peaches & Fan Motifs - Circa 1870-1890 Arita ceramics Produced by the renowned English

Produced by the renowned English pottery company Wedgwood

blending chinoiserie elegance with playful Rococo revival styling

Featuring luminous pearl beads paired with richly hued china blue accents

or dining sideboards — use it to store keepsakes

Each is made of chlorine-free bleached triple-ply tissue and printed in Germany with non-toxic

Rare Pattern Antique 12” Japanese Imari Scalloped Charger with Bats, Peaches & Fan Motifs - Circa 1870-1890 Arita ceramics Produced by the renowned EnglishFortune follows this piece everywhere it goes. Painted in the full Imari palette deep cobalt, iron red, and vivid green this twelve inch scalloped charger carries a composition rich with Japanese auspicious symbolism: lucky bats in flight, peaches of immortality, and two open fans at the center radiating outward in crisp blue and white. Meiji period Arita at its most exportable and most beautiful. The verso is clean white with three sketched roundels;