Imari Japanese porcelain plate, Edo period (1603-1868). This Imari porcelain plate is an authentic collector's item dating back to the Edo period, renowned for the excellence and refinement of its ceramic production. Its octagonal shape distinguishes it, along with the richness of its polychrome decoration, which combines classic underglaze cobalt blue painting with raised enamels in iron red, orange and gold. The decoration is meticulously hand-painted and is divided into various panels: Central panel: At the center of the plate is a floral composition in a vase, typical of the Imari decorative repertoire. Border: The eight sections of the border are decorated with floral and naturalistic motifs, with four cloud-shaped panels (cartouches) containing further floral designs. Details: The use of gold to finish the details adds a touch of luxury and testifies to the high quality of the piece. Condition: perfect. This type of porcelain was highly appreciated in Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries, where it was referred to as "white gold" by European aristocrats for its value and beauty. Japan, early 18th century. The diameter is 28.5 cm. A regular certificate of authenticity with photos is issued. We guarantee a response to your emails within 24 hours. REGISTERED IN THE REGISTER OF EXPERTS AND CTU AT THE COURT OF LA SPEZIA