Antique Japanese Meiji Era Late 1800's Imari Ceramic Bowl Floral Motif 9.75" Jubako This is a unique pair

This is a unique pair of matching Japanese Meiji era (c

particularly around the New Year

artist name on box partially legible — identity unconfirmed

It was hand turned from cryptomeria wood with over twenty layers of red lacquer

It comes with a lacquered wooden  make daisu an Kama Koshi and a round ceramic firebrick tile

Antique Japanese Meiji Era Late 1800's Imari Ceramic Bowl Floral Motif 9.75" Jubako This is a unique pairThis is an antique Japanese late Meiji Era (c. 1870) Imari ceramic bowl. It is all hand painted with a design of plum blossoms, leaves and other auspicious patterns. The bowl is made with high fired ceramics for lasting durability. Diameter = 9 3 4" (25cm) Height = 3 3 4" (9. 5cm) Weight = 3lbs 2oz Having been in storage for most of the past century this bowl remains in good antique condition with two small hairlines (see photos) and no chips.