CKB Ltd Emporium & Collectables has dated this Japanese Kutani Porcelain Charger to the 1910s.
The 26cm porcelain plate is richly decorated in bright polychrome overglaze enamels and gilt, with alternating shaped reserves depicting figures in courtly or domestic interior scenes, birds amongst flowers and foliage, and auspicious fruit motifs, all surrounded by elaborate scrolling and geometric borders.
Although the colours remain notably bright, this is not unusual on pieces that have been primarily displayed rather than heavily used, and the dating is therefore based on the overall style, decoration and period characteristics rather than colour intensity alone.

The reverse bears a red-painted Japanese seal or workshop mark. The mark has not been securely attributed to a specific artist or kiln, so it is conservatively described rather than over-interpreted.
Origin: Japan

Ware: Kutani
Period: Late Meiji / early Taishō
Date: Probably circa 1900–1925
Material: Porcelain
Decoration: Hand-painted overglaze enamels and gilt
Form: Charger / display plate
Diameter: Approx. 26cm
Condition: Good antique condition overall with age-related surface wear, light rubbing to the enamels and gilding, and minor marks consistent with age and display. No obvious major chips, cracks or repairs are apparent from the available photographs. Please examine all photographs carefully as they form an important part of the description.
A highly decorative example of early 20th-century Japanese Kutani export porcelain, with strong colour, intricate panel decoration and excellent display appeal.
CKB Ltd Emporium & Collectables has dated this Japanese Kutani Porcelain Charger to the 1910s.
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