Pair of Japanese Arita Blue & White ‘Twin Koi’ Dishes, Meiji Era, Fuku Mark

Pair of Japanese Arita Blue & White ‘Twin Koi’ Dishes, Meiji Era, Fuku Mark

£450.00
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Pair of Japanese Arita Blue & White ‘Twin Koi’ Dishes, Meiji Era, Fuku Mark

Pair of Japanese Arita Blue & White ‘Twin Koi’ Dishes, Meiji Era, Fuku Mark

£450.00
A stylish near-pair from the Arita kilns (Hizen), late Edo-early Meiji, c.1865-1890. Each porcelain dish is hand-painted in underglaze blue with mirrored twin koi — a symbol of perseverance and good fortune — with original black enamel accents. Outside a cloud scroll band; underglaze square Fuku mark to both.
Why you'll love them: refined cobalt shading, strong graphic presence on the wall or in a cabinet, and a meaningful motif that makes a thoughtful gift.
Sizes/weight: 18.5 × 3 cm (284 g); 18.3 × 3 cm (252 g).
Condition: one excellent; the other with a small back-rim chip, invisible from the front. No hairlines/restoration seen.

Please study the accompanying photographs carefully as they form an integral part of this description. If you have any questions, we will be happy to answer them. The item will be shipped with full tracking and insurance.

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