What defines a Satsuma dish?

Satsuma wares typically feature a distinctive cream-coloured earthenware or porcelain body covered in a fine network of crackled glaze. Artisans decorated these surfaces with dense floral motifs, figures, and heavy gilding. These pieces gained prominence during the Meiji period for export markets. Collectors prize them for their intricate detail and raised enamel work.

How can I date an antique dish?

Dating relies on examining the ceramic body, style of decoration, potting techniques, and any visible artist signatures or reign marks. Chinese export wares often align with specific imperial dynasties, while Japanese pieces correspond to periods like Meiji. Comparing the palette and glaze characteristics with documented examples helps narrow down the decade or century of manufacture. Subtle shifts in manufacturing methods reveal the chronological origin of each item.

Where should I display my dish?

Place decorative plates and chargers on stable plate stands within cabinets or on sturdy mantelpieces away from direct sunlight. Wall-mounting requires specialist brass hangers designed to distribute weight evenly without pinching the rim. Keep pieces away from high-traffic areas where accidental knocks might occur. Stable indoor environments prevent thermal shock and protect delicate gilded surfaces.

Home > Antiques For Sale > Floral Enamelled Porcelain Dish > Page 2

Floral Enamelled Porcelain Dish

17 items · page 2 of 2

← Page 2 of 2 →

A floral enamelled porcelain dish brings vibrant botanical decoration and careful polychrome work into any room, spanning centuries of Asian and European export production.

1900 - 1920

Save

Porcelain Bowl

From Rue des Fontenelles

£250

FOR SALE

ceramics

← 1 2 →

Floral Enamelled Porcelain Dish

Porcelain Bowl

Add keywords to the filter

Price

Era

Period

Style

Material

Origin

Stock Location

Recently Added

Online Payments

Categories