Thank you for viewing! From the warehouse. Introducing a rare rectangular dish. Edo period to the end of the Edo period. The painting features pine, bamboo, and plum blossoms on the inside, and treasure motifs in the window designs. A gorgeous and auspicious item. This is a dish lavishly painted with colored glaze inside ♡ The painter must have put their heart and soul into it, as you could forget time just looking at it. The flower and treasure paintings are colorful. The sides of the dish feature arabesque patterns. This treasure was made with effort and time that is unimaginable in modern products. In a time when people ate simple meals of two meals a day, one soup and one side dish, how luxurious it must have been to have such a dish. Why not inherit this piece of history on this occasion? Size: Approximately 18 x 10 x height 3.5 cm. Rare item. For those who understand old items. As it is a dish that has aged, there are some scratches and kiln marks. There is a slight crack in one dish. The true pleasure of old ceramics♪ Please only purchase if you are satisfied with the current condition. Only the dish is for sale. For those who appreciate authenticity. We are also exhibiting other wonderful dishes ♡ Please visit our listings. Arita-yaki Imari Imari-yaki Early Imari Seto-yaki Ko-Seto Nabeshima-yaki Oribe-yaki Soma-yaki Ao-Kutani Hasami-yaki Mashiko-yaki Antique Painted dish Nishiki-yaki Nishiki-yaki Most skillful Offering Namusu-zara (small dish) Namusu-zara (small dish) From the warehouse Old ceramics Old porcelain Mingei (folk art) Ko-mingei (old folk art) Kominka (old private house) Kutani-yaki Ko-Kutani Banko Karatsu-yaki Ri-cho (Korean dynasty) Colored painting Imari Old Imari Meissen Arabia Old Noritake Royal Copenhagen Herend Wedgwood Adam Silverman Antique Retro Celebration Homecoming End of the Edo period Export decorative dish Japanese tableware Japanese antiques Japanese restaurant Doll's Festival Cherry blossom viewing New Year's Osechi (New Year's dishes) Osechi (New Year's dishes) Wajima-nuri Lacquerware Sencha utensils Painted bowls Ceramics Awaji-yaki Minpei-yaki Edo period Masako Ito Masako Shirasu Jiro Aoyama vintage antique