Japanese Arita / Imari

I'm guessing that this is late 19th/early 20th C Chinese for export? I picked up another very similar at the same time (can post images if desired).

It appears to be influenced by earlier designs such as this example:

http://ancientpoint.com/inf/104868-1500s_extremely_rare_chinese_blue_white_porcelain_plate_ming_dynasty_china_carp.html  

BTW does anyone know when commercial trivets were introduced?

The Chinese copied their own designs right through to the 20th Century so difficult to date without a mark.
The Japanese also copied Chinese designs. As it's transfer printed it's more likely to be a 19th Century Japanese copy. The presence of stilt marks also points to Japanese manufacture as the Chinese didn't use them - as you can see on the example on the link - unless it's a modern Chinese copy.

Thanks Naomi. There is more age-related wear than is apparent in the photos so not, I suspect, modern Chinese.

My first thought was 19th Century Japanese. I'd expect 20th Century pieces to be marked.

       

diameter is 32cm...
early 20th century and japanese?
haven't found this mark searching through gotheborg....

Looks Japanese Imari. The colours look quite bright so I'd agree 20th Century but I wouldn't like to say when.
Edited to say, I now think it's latter half of the 19thC

thanks naomi, will have a look later on

A pot lid, hand decorated in under glaze cobalt, and over glaze coloured enamels, plus gilt highlights.
1700-1730, Japanese Imari

Any help please on this plate or shallow bowl. It's hand painted over the top of the glaze and blue printed under the glaze

Japanese Imari / Arita from the late 19thC imo

Many thanks for the info folks.

Japanese Imari figurine from the late 19thC-early 20thC. Solid base with just a small air hole. Later copies are slip moulded with a large hole on the base.

Japanese imari cup and saucer with the mark Hichōzan Shinpo-sei 肥蝶山 信甫製. This Hichōzan Shinpo is Tashiro Monzaemon 田代門左衛門, whose trade mark was Hichōzan Shinpo in the mid- to late-19th century

Ko Imari plate, c.1800.
Note the spur marks on the base, which Chinese pieces of this era don't have.

One of a pair of Japanese Imari plates with the same decoration, early Meiji (c.1870s)

Imari Arita small bowl; 19thC late Edo Period. Not the right shape for a tea bowl; more likely to be a pickle bowl

Japanese Arita porcelain plate. c.1841-78. I’m told the marks translate as Zo-Shuntei sanpo zo Hisatomei Yojibei

Hand decorated porcelain bowl. Unmarked. I think it’s Arita but Kutani is also possible. Mid-late 19thC

Late 19thC-early 20thC Arita ware, probably 1920s-30s. Tezuka-sei mark. Hawthorn Pattern.