Full front view of the pair of Japanese Imari style porcelain plates

FINICKY BEE FINDS · FB-0005 · FBA-0005

Vintage Japanese Imari Style Porcelain Plates Set of 2 10in Decorative Collector

The Japanese Imari Plates

Detailed presentation view of the Japanese Imari style porcelain plate set

THE STORY

A pair of Japanese Imari style plates preserved for further research.

This Finicky Bee Finds entry documents a set of two Japanese Imari style porcelain plates attributed to Taiseido.

The plates feature traditional floral and geometric decoration arranged across segmented panels, with blue, rust red, white, and neutral earth tones forming the overall decorative palette.

The pair is documented through its observable decoration, construction, dimensions, condition, and surviving Etsy marketplace documentation as part of the Finicky Bee archive.

THE DOCUMENTARY

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PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD

Observed details of the object.

Back view of a Japanese Imari style porcelain plate showing the underside and sticker
Close view of the decorated porcelain surface and traditional Imari style motifs
Close view of the red multi-character mark on the underside of the porcelain plate
Side profile showing the thickness of the Japanese porcelain plate
Measuring view showing the approximately 10-inch diameter of the porcelain plate
Angled view of the Japanese Imari style porcelain plate

COLLECTIBLE ARCHIVE RECORD

Object record.

Archive ID: FBA-0005

Documentary / Drop No.: FB-0005

Object: Vintage Japanese Imari Style Porcelain Plates Set of 2 10in Decorative Collector

Maker / Attribution: Taiseido, attributed; not authenticated

Object Type: Decorative Porcelain Plate Set

Style: Imari Style

Country of Origin: Japan

Material: Porcelain

Production Period: Undetermined

Approximate Diameter: Approximately 10 inches each

Approximate Height: Approximately 1 inch each

Object Identification

Set of two Japanese porcelain plates in an Imari style decorative tradition, attributed to Taiseido based on the supplied Etsy listing documentation.

Physical Description

Pair of round decorative porcelain plates with traditional floral and geometric motifs, segmented decorative panels, and blue, rust red, white, and neutral earth-tone decoration.

Production Period

Undetermined

The supplied Etsy listing describes the plates as likely late 20th-century decorative production, approximately the 1970s–1990s, but identifies this as a research-based estimate only. The available evidence is insufficient to establish a definitive production period for these individual plates.

Condition

Pre-owned; excellent vintage condition.

No chips, cracks, visible repairs, or visible restoration were reported in the supplied Etsy listing documentation.

Minor scratches, light surface wear, storage wear, or light glaze wear may be present. No original packaging was documented.

Documentation Sources

  • Original Finicky Bee Finds documentary FB-0005
  • Original Finicky Bee photographs
  • Surviving Etsy listing documentation
  • Physical examination of the surviving object

Attribution / Authentication Note

The Taiseido attribution is based on the supplied Etsy listing documentation and has not been professionally authenticated. A red multi-character mark is visibly present on the underside of the plate, but the characters are not transcribed in this record because they cannot be established with sufficient confidence from the available photographic evidence.

Documentation Integrity Statement

This record follows the Finicky Bee Documentation Integrity Standard. Observable facts, source-attributed information, research-based assessments, and unresolved historical questions are distinguished. No appraisal or valuation is provided.

DOCUMENTATION

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