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Japanese-Style Pale Green Sakura Shallow Serving Plate, Unidentified Printed Mark
THB 762.97
A circular shallow serving plate with a broad rim, finished in a luminous pale celadon-green glaze that shades into cream. White sakura blossoms and drifting petals gather asymmetrically across the well, while fine concentric tooling lines lend the surface a quiet handmade appearance. The underside bears a blurred brown printed mark that cannot be securely read; it may indicate Japanese manufacture and possibly Mino ware, but neither the maker nor origin is proven. A hairline crack at the foot ring is visible and should be fully disclosed; the piece is best catalogued and priced as a damaged decorative or cautiously used tableware item unless its stability is inspected in person.
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Object details
- Condition
- Fair
Glossy glaze and floral decoration appear generally intact in the photographed views. However, a clearly visible hairline crack runs from the outer edge of the foot ring into the underside. A small circular firing, glaze, or support-related blemish is visible near the center of the interior. The rim and full reverse are not shown at close range, so additional chips, crazing, staining, or repairs cannot be ruled out. - Noted imperfections
- Visible hairline crack at the foot ring/underside; small central circular glaze or firing blemish on the interior.
- Origin
- Probably Japan; possibly the Mino ceramic-producing region of Gifu Prefecture if the blurred base text is correctly read as 美濃焼. This cannot be verified from the supplied photographs alone.
- Estimated era
- Late 20th century to contemporary, approximately 1990–2026; low-confidence estimate based on the printed mark, modern utility form, and commercial-looking decoration.
confidence: low - Inventory no.
- JC-20260829-1EE2E4
Our assessment is based on visual characteristics and available provenance; it is not a formal appraisal.

