1900s Japanese Ceramic Igezara Plate decorative french mirror A really cool and gorgeous
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
A really cool and gorgeous three-legged stool with a wonderful stitched leather seat which folds up - it simply nestles on the ends and can be lifted off when needed
Each urn is 25cm tall x 10cm at base and 16cm opening at top
5cm length x 32
as ribbon can be adjusted)
5cmwide x 3
1900s Japanese Ceramic Igezara Plate decorative french mirror A really cool and gorgeousBeautiful, delicate Igezara plates probably dating from the 1920 or 1930s. Igezara are everyday plates which were mainly producers in the regions of Imari and Seto during the Taisho Era (1912 1926) or thereabouts. Ige means a notch (or a thorn) in the dialect of the Imari region. Zara means a plate. (Source: www. f japan. com). I have priced them individually but I have two in stock. DIMENSIONS 30. 5cm diameter STYLING TIPS Exquisite detail on these