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Large Japanese Imari Bowl, Late 17th Century, Genroku Period.
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Large Japanese Imari Bowl, Late 17th Century, Genroku Period.

17th century
Description

A fine and large Japanese Imari bowl, late 17th Century, Genroku Period (1688 - 1704.

Decorated in iron-red, yellow, green, light blue, aubergine and black enamels, and gilt on underglaze blue, the interior with a central roundel containing fish swimming amongst weeds, surrounded by a broad band of chrysanthemum and meander design. A further textile motif to the rim.

The exterior with four shaped panels containing pine and prunus trees, divided by flowering plants on a continuous cell net motif, in iron red, above a lappet motif. Having a footrim , with an underglaze blue whorl design.

Underglaze blue concentric circles to the base, within an unglazed foot rim.

Diameter - 36 cm, 14 1/4”.

Height - 18 cm, 7 1/8”.

Condition - Typical minor wear to the enamel and the gilding. No damage. No restoration.

Physical Dimensions
Height
18cm (7.09")
Width
36cm (14.17")
Depth
36cm (14.17")
Declaration

Philip Carrol Antiques has dated this piece to the 17th Century.

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SA690767
Description
A fine and large Japanese Imari bowl, late 17th Century, Genroku Period (1688 - 1704.

Decorated in iron-red, yellow, green, light blue, aubergine and black enamels, and gilt on underglaze blue, the interior with a central roundel containing fish swimming amongst weeds, surrounded by a broad band of chrysanthemum and meander design. A further textile motif to the rim.

The exterior with four shaped panels containing pine and prunus trees, divided by flowering plants on a continuous cell net motif, in iron red, above a lappet motif.
Philip Carrol Antiques

Having a footrim , with an underglaze blue whorl design.

fig 1. Large Japanese Imari bowl, late 17th Century, Genroku Period.
fig 1. Large Japanese Imari Bowl, Late 17th Century, Genroku Period.

Underglaze blue concentric circles to the base, within an unglazed foot rim.

Diameter - 36 cm, 14 1/4”.

Height - 18 cm, 7 1/8”.

Condition - Typical minor wear to the enamel and the gilding. No damage. No restoration.

Height
18cm (7.09")
Width
36cm (14.17")
Depth
36cm (14.17")
Date of Manufacture

Philip Carrol Antiques has dated this piece to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA690767
Philip Carrol Antiques
Philip Carrol Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2017

Philip carrol antiques was established in 1983

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Trade Associations

Philip Carrol Antiques is a registered member of BADA 

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Large Japanese Imari bowl, late 17th Century, Genroku Period.
Large Japanese Imari bowl, late 17th Century, Genroku Period.
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Large Japanese Imari bowl, late 17th Century, Genroku Period.
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