Featured Japanese porcelain shallow bowl / dish - when?

Late 19th? Looking for opinions on age ...thanks for looking!

About 6.2 inches in diameter. Height is 1.25 inches from base to top of the rim.

 

Also, is the design on the sides a rabbit's foot?

 

it looks a little heavily potted to me to be 19thc IMO ..nice paintwork and design though, guessing 1980's, but that's just a WAG. Looks like high quality giftware.

 

Thanks blooey, in hand it is a bit more delicate than the photos suggest. Certainly not eggshell but not as fat as it appears.

 

Just for clarity....does WAG translate into Wild Ass Guess?
As for the rabbit's foot, I am sorry, but have no idea.

 

yep

 

See how (UN) tech savvy I am....

 

yes,i think this one is belong to japanese kutani,somewhere between last edo period or meiji 19th century,i have some old japanese wares and i think it has same feels and looks,good luck!

 

Thank you Silver Wolf!

 

In my opinion, that is extreme wishful thinking! Paste and construction look wrong for those early dates.

 

i don't have the exact same pattern,but i'll take a shot some pic of mine tomorrow

 

this is mine,my plate considered as japanese imari of 19th century,last edo period,got it from japanese collector from japan.can you notice the pothole,the faded colour and glide,I don't know do you get the point or not from my pic,but my opinion is based from what i have right now,so yes i think it's old,imho

 

Well that plate is 19thc, maybe not edo period either but possibly believable as Meiji. It has very little in common with the op's plate however!

 

I do think mine is newer than Silver Wolf's - maybe as new as 80's as blooey postulated - I'm just not positive though - I still think it could be as old as late Meiji - don't think it makes a huge difference value wise, it pretty much is what it is.

 

yes,it's beautiful plate anyway,cheers