How do I display a copper enamel platter?

These decorative chargers and trays suit wall mounting using specialised plate hangers or placement on sturdy wooden stands. Their substantial copper and enamel weight requires secure support. Keep pieces away from direct sunlight to preserve the rich tones of the vitreous enamel over time.

What is the difference between a tray and a charger?

Chargers are large circular plates traditionally intended for ceremonial display rather than practical utility. Trays may feature alternative shapes, such as square profiles, alongside raised rims designed for holding items. Both forms utilise identical cloisonne wire techniques and copper foundations.

How do I identify a Meiji period piece?

Meiji period items date from eighteen sixty-eight to nineteen twelve, aligning with the dates seen on pieces from eighteen seventy to nineteen hundred. These works often show highly refined detail and complex pictorial subjects. Earlier Edo period examples date from before eighteen sixty-eight and share similar cloisonne construction methods.

Are these platters signed by makers?

Selected large chargers include signatures marked into the metal base or integrated within the enamel design. These signatures indicate the workshop or artisan responsible for the piece. Unsigned examples remain common while maintaining the same nineteenth-century Japanese manufacturing techniques.

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A copper enamel platter brings intricate metalwork and vibrant colour to a room, offering striking Japanese craftsmanship from the nineteenth century.

Masterpiece Huge Japanese Cloisonne Enamel Dragon Charger. Late Edo Period. Circa 1860.

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Masterpiece Huge Japanese Cloisonne Enamel Dragon Charger. Late Edo Period. Circa 1860.

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