Age of Japanese plate

Hello everyone - I wonder if anyone might be able to help me to date this Japanese plate. One person advised that he thought it was most likely early Meiji/late Edo Hichozan. Just wondered if any can be more precise or confirm his thoughts? Sadly, it's not signed. Many thanks

 

the faces look not so asian...

 

Hi
On the top of your photos, see Insert all as full image. I did this for you, so you can see the difference. I couldn't grab your last photo. Sorry.

 

I dunno. I always thought this was Japanese ware for export to the West. I could be wrong about that. Sorry to say that stamped gilding and the quick drawing and painting point to lower quality, mass produced stuff. Decorative, though. Satsuma style and early 20th c (first 3rd likely). If you google satsuma pottery images, you'll see lots of different styles and qualities.

 

Horse also look not so horse..

 

Many thanks. I have some signed Satsuma pieces and I don't think this one is. Here are some examples of other Hichozan work - the faces and style are quite distinctive. The first two also have similar gilding.

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/130...m_content=16684640214324875354612011000008005

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/japanese-plate-help.4780/

https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/a...celain-plates-six-character-edo/id-f_9454123/

 

Hi
I have no expertise whatsoever, but I can see where you are coming from. I saw another plate on 1st dibs that had the same kind of painting as yours:
Large Red Antique Japanese Low Bowl Hand-Painted Children-at-Play circa 1885 For Sale at 1stDibs

The gray and green colors of the above plate are very similar to yours.