Dragoncharger Antiques has dated these Japanese Cloisonne Dragon Chargers to the 1890s.
Each superbly rendered with fierce Dragons facing one another embroiled in a fight. Three toed dragons superbly rendered and of the highest artisan skills and quality. Very finely applied against a light grey en-plein enamel backround. Magnificent detail to dragon heads, eyes, horns, scales, and battling between spouting flames. One dragon fiercely protecting his pearl*.

Condition: Excellent condition and scallop shaped with no dents, creases or losses. Original untouched superb condition [Display stands not included].
Dimensions:
Diameter = 37 cm
Height = 5 cm
In Asian culture, the dragon and pearl symbolize prosperity, wisdom, and spiritual energy.
Dragons themselves are revered as symbols of good luck, rain, and protection. The image of a dragon holding or chasing a pearl is a common motif in Asian art, representing the pursuit of knowledge and spiritual growth.
Dragoncharger Antiques has dated these Japanese Cloisonne Dragon Chargers to the 1890s.
Specialising in early japanese cloisonne, edo enamel artisan period.
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