6 Antique Japanese Hand-Painted Floral Plates Luster Rim Made in Japan‎ c.1920s

6 Antique Japanese Hand-Painted Floral Plates Luster Rim Made in Japan c.1920s  * Authentic early 20th-century Japanese export plates  * Hand-painted floral decoration with loose black outline accents  * Warm ochre ground with multicolor floral sprays  * Distinctive blue-violet luster-glazed rim  * Green Made in Japan backstamp, dating post-1891/ pre-WWII  * Likely produced circa 1915–1930  * Originally sold as open-stock tableware  * Ideal for display, tea table styling, or decorative wall grouping  * A cohesive and visually pleasing matched set of six  * A mockup of the plates on a table is in photos.  This set of six hand-painted plates represents a classic example of early 20th-century Japanese export earthenware, produced during the height of Japan's decorative ceramics trade with Western markets.  Featuring a warm ochre ground, lively hand-painted floral sprays, and a softly iridescent blue-violet luster rim, these plates reflect the transitional aesthetic of the Taishō to early Shōwa era. Each piece was individually decorated, resulting in subtle variations that speak to their hand-crafted nature.  The green Made in Japan backstamp places their production squarely in the interwar period, when Japanese potteries supplied affordable yet artistic tablewares to American and European households. These were commonly sold as open-stock items rather than full factory sets, making cohesive groupings such as this increasingly desirable today.