Satsuma made in china moriage emperor and corcubine how old is this mark

The Chinese Satsuma vs the Japanese Satsuma which one is older? Would this item be in the style of moriage? How old is this piece? Is it old or very old?

This plate has a 17 3/4" diameter. Would it be called a charger or a wall plate or neither?

 

Here are the rear images
Thanks

 

I'm wondering if the mark is legit...

 

Satsuma is Japanese.
This is a newer item made in China in the Satsuma style.
It is not moriage.
It is enamel painted.

 

You will find the mark here
http://www.gotheborg.com/marks/20thcenturychina.shtml
under the trade name ROYAL SATSUMA. Looks pretty new stuff.
Cheers
Stephen

 

You could call it either a charger or a decorative wall plate. I think of a charger as more of an underplate or serving plate for a dinner but no harm in calling your plate that. Pretty thing and I guess they really didn't try to deceive anyone with the mark. The mark is legit as far as it goes although I don't think the term "Chinese satsuma" will ever sit completely right with me.
Don

 

I understood the "Made in China" in English was a very recent development.

 

I was a bit confused about the Royal Satsuma mark because the made in China and satsuma wording is reversed. Anyway paid 30.00 bucks for it and it is huge an glorious looking to my eyes. Because it is enamel is that why it is not in the raised moriage style of the Japanese? It seems similar to the black and white dragon tea set with the raised surfaces. Looking at it now at home it does look fairly new but very well crafted and no attempt to deceive but to stand on its own as a work of time-consuming beauty.

 

And you got a great buy.

 

Thanks Komokwa, clutteredcloset49, dgbjwc, auDragon, and Thanks miscstuff for the link to the Royal Satsuma backstamp.