Here is a set of 3 deep, long rectangular plates with traditional blue and white arabesque floral patterns from Ryuhogama. Special New Year's price. One extra plate included. The colors in the photos may differ from the actual product due to the angle and lighting. I may remove this listing as it is also listed on other sites. Thank you for your understanding. I do not have expert knowledge, so please confirm the photos, description, and price before purchasing. As there may be individual differences in the perception of authenticity, condition, and age, please examine the images carefully and purchase only if you are satisfied. The condition is described based on my subjective opinion. Returns due to differences in perception are not accepted. The colors in the photos may differ from the actual product due to the angle and lighting. Traditional blue and white rectangular plates, 3 pieces. Size: Plate diameter approx. 23cm x 13cm Height approx. 3.2cm The shape is beautiful, and I have been collecting them, but I am selling them to organize my collection. They are old items. Please check the images and purchase with your understanding and acceptance. ★Please make your purchase after viewing the photos and being satisfied. Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about details. The age is unknown. [Search] Ming Dynasty? Qing Dynasty? Da Qing? Da Ming? Tea set, Tea set, Made in Qianlong era? Made in the Chenghua era of the Ming Dynasty? China Tea set Jingdezhen Set Tableware Tea utensils Teacups [Search] Kakiemon. Imaemon. Genemon. Nabeshima. Iro-Nabeshima. Fukagawa Seiji. Koransha Kutani ware. Imari ware. Kutani pottery. Imari ware. Shudei tea set. Zisha tea set. Large plate. Ladle. Jingdezhen ladle. Jingdezhen. Teacups, Chinese tea set. Chinese tableware. Chinese plates. Chinese bowls. Please feel free to ask any questions in the comments. Please feel free to ask any questions in the comments. Made in Qianlong era? Made in the Chenghua era of the Ming Dynasty? The bottom says "Made in the Jiajing era of the Da Qing Dynasty." I am not familiar with these, so please make your judgment based on the photos! How about it for those who like Chinese ceramics, antiques, and antique items?