Early to mid-Edo period Ko-Imari, sometsuke (blue and white) stencil-printed dish. (We guarantee the age and origin. This is not a modern product.) Combination of stencil printing and hand-painting. Refreshing glaze with a pattern of dried fish. I think it's a rare design. The mark is "Uzu-fuku" (Whirlpool Fortune). Size: Approximately 15.2 x 11.6 x 3.6 cm *Measured roughly. Material: Porcelain No damage, complete condition. How about using it daily or as a decorative plate? It's a vessel from about 300 years ago. (Please forgive any differences in the recognition of the exact age.) There are also some scratches due to use. Please check the images carefully for the condition. It has been cleaned with bleach upon purchase. -------------------- Immediate purchase price. No comments needed, immediate purchase OK. *Please keep this price for a while m(_ _)m There may be fine scratches and dirt from aging, kiln marks, and impurities. I have photographed the noticeable areas. I may have overlooked something, so I apologize. I certainly have no ill intentions. Recommended for those who understand antique vessels and those who understand that the condition is different from modern tableware. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to color differences depending on your device, lack imagination for parts not shown in the images, or are overly critical in your judgment. I am also selling other items. I will discount the shipping cost when purchasing multiple items. For those who understand home storage and are accustomed to antiques and collectibles. Not suitable for those who are overly concerned about details. There are no smokers in my family. Please feel free to comment if you have any questions. I will also add more images. #KoImari #Imari #Antique #Antiques #Ceramics #Porcelain #Antique #AritaWare #Edo #EdoPeriod #Sometsuke #Kintsugi #Kinnaroshi (Gold Repair)