Featured mark on odd japanese saucer

Hi folks

trying to work on the mark on this japanese saucer before sale.
im thinking antique, but not 100% sure
its quite an odd heavy thing, almost like cloisonne work on porcelain

any help or comments appreciated

 

Cloisonne has been done on a porcelain substrate, although I cannot tell if that is what is going on in this case.

 

It's beautiful decoration.

 

Gosh, that's lovely and does look like cloisonné on porcelain. Mark looks Japanese to me, but I don't know for sure.

 

Never seen cloisonne on ceramic before. Quite lovely. The first photo of the back is the correct orientation. Sure ive seen the mark before but cant remember at present. Will mull over with coffee and bacon/cheese in toast.

 

I think the bottom symbol is sei which is common place on Japanese marks which is why it looks familiar. Possibly an arita imari mark which would tally with the markings round the edge of the saucer

 

Possibly just generic mark for Japan made

 

It is fairly rare to see cloisonne on porcelain, but it's out there. Probably not that easy to make.

 

Yes I can imagine it all just sliding off. Bit hard to make to make it all stick.

 

Oooo pretty! I have in a lamp made in this ware and was told it is called "Totai Shippo" ware by the knowledgeable @Ce BCA - tagging here in the hope to perhaps have a confirmation for yours as well?

Here's the link to my piece if you're interested to see another example, and hte thread with more info
Cloisonne effect painted porcelain lamp base | Antiques Board (antiquers.com)

 

Information on totai shippo -

https://gotheborg.com/marks/totaishippo.shtml

 

thanks kylie, thats very helpful indeed !!