1680-1700 Japanese Porcelain Kraak Style Klapmuts Blue White Dish
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Condition Report: Overall Condition Perfect. The dirt spots at the back are from the metal ring that is removed. Size 214mm
Now this is piece. Very nice example of the early Edo period Kraak revival pieces. EXCEPT these are not Chinese but Japanese see the chatter marks on the base. Made in Arita late 17th c. With sublime colours and painting. After the Kilns in Jingdezhen started operating again during the Kangxi period China steadily took market share from the Japanese porcelain industry. During the porcelain boom of the late 17th c Chinese potters and painters started working again with the shapes and style of the Ming and transitional period Kraak wares. Resulting in very finely potted Kangxi kraak wares. The Japanese than copied this again.
Based on the Kraak klapmuts bowls as shown in “Maura Rinaldi – Kraak Porcelain” Type V. Page 129/131
For Kraak revival see: Jan Menze van Diepen Stichting “A selection from the collection of Oriental ceramics” by CJA Jorg. Page 80 & 96
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