Oriental Decorative Art Part I Saturday, 25 July 2026 / 11:00 am start
Meiji Period Kutani Plate w Handpainted Scenes of Figures in Landscapes w Heavy Gilt & Enamel Detailing. Signed
Realised: $90 plus premium
Lot Details
Signature Reads Made in Kutani, Kaga Province. Painted by Suita In the world of Japanese ceramics, Suita (翠田) was a specialized Meiji-era (1868–1912) porcelain painter (ga-tsuke-shi) who decorated high-end Kutani ware export pieces. D 180mm
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