Meiji Nabeshima Ware, Made by Mitsunosuke Ichikawa, Iro-Nabeshima, Plum Blossom Scattered Pattern, Ring Flower, White Porcelain 5-inch Plate ⭐ Mitsunosuke Ichikawa: After the abolition of the feudal domains, Mitsunosuke Ichikawa succeeded his father, Shūzuke Ichikawa, who was the head of the Nabeshima kiln, a private kiln. Mitsunosuke took over in 1898. He was a master craftsman who even exhibited at the 1876 United States Centennial Exposition (Philadelphia Exposition). A white porcelain plate characterized by its wavy edges and floral patterns. - Design: White porcelain plate decorated with floral patterns - Shape: Plate with wavy edges (ring flower) - Color: White base with blue and orange flower patterns - Uses: Medium plate, dessert plate, decorative use Thank you for viewing. Type... Porcelain Type... Plate Type... Medium plate Pottery... Imari-yaki/Arita-yaki Dimensions (approx.) Diameter: 15.2 cm Height: 3.4 cm Base diameter: 7.1 cm (Plate stand for photography is not included)