Japan Hand Painted Lustreware Celery Tray/Oval Bowl Rare Vintage

Design: The scene prominently features a hand-painted Mount Fuji in the background, a common theme for export porcelain of this era.  Technique: The dish features Moriage (raised enamel) detailing and often uses a lusterware finish, which gives the porcelain an iridescent or metallic sheen.  Form: It is an oval, elongated dish with two small handles, frequently used as a celery tray, relish dish, or trinket bowl.  Age: These pieces generally date from the 1920s to the 1930s  The bowl is  crafted from porcelain and has gold trim. Hand painted and made in Japan as it states on the bottom.