This is a large Imari ware plate with a "Mijin (fine) Karakusa (arabesque) pattern," popular from the late Edo period to the Meiji period. "Inbante" (stamp-printed) refers to the technique of transferring designs drawn on paper onto the器 (vessel), which became widespread in the Meiji era. This plate is characterized by its very finely and densely drawn arabesque pattern. I purchased this antique at first sight and have enjoyed displaying it as a decorative plate. I believe it is in good condition, but please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned as it is a used item. Approximate dimensions are as follows: Diameter: Approximately 34.5cm, Height: Approximately 6cm Shape...Round plate Item type...Large plate