Monumental Imari Plate 52cm – Meiji Period (1868–1912) | Rare Japanese Porcelain | Collector's Charger

<p>Magnificent <strong>monumental Imari dish, 52 cm in diameter</strong>, from the <strong>Meiji period (1868–1912)</strong> — one of the most coveted categories of Japanese porcelain in the international antiques market. Large Meiji period Imari dishes, known as "chargers", are rare and highly valued at European and American auctions.</p><p>The decoration features the iconic tricolor Imari pattern — cobalt blue, iron red, and gold — with highly refined compositions of flowers, landscapes, and figurative medallions. The exceptional size and painting quality make this piece a must-have for collectors.</p><ul><li>Origin: <strong>Japan – Meiji Period (1868–1912)</strong></li><li>Diameter: <strong>52 cm</strong> (monumental size)</li><li>Type: Large decorative dish / Imari charger</li><li>Decoration: Tricolor Imari pattern — blue, red, and gold</li><li>Condition: Excellent condition</li></ul><p>A unique piece of great rarity. Highly sought after by collectors of Japanese porcelain worldwide.</p>