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Armorial Porcelain , dish , plate

Here is a stunning armorial plate. It bears the royal arms of the Kingdom of Italy, as used between 1870-1890. Hidden between the dragons, is a monogram, "VE" for Vittorio Emanuele, (Victor Emmanuel) III King of Italy. Unusually, it has Japanese decoration on European porcelain. The mark translates as " Dai Nichi Hon, Yoko Hama, Yama (or Zan?) Ro Sei". Great Japan, Yokohama. ?? Make. Unmistakeable Japanese decoration and hand painting. The method of holding the brush is quite different; strokes are made with a flick of the wrist. Usually the dragons are chasing the flaming pearl of wisdom, here the monogram has been cleverly incorporated in the design. Don't miss this beautiful rare plate! . You could not wish for a more perfect design.

Material: Porcelain.
Date: Circa 1870-1900
Dimensions: Approx 9 Inches wide.
Condition: Excellent condition.
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Vittorio Emanuele Re Italia Di
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