Help identifying chrysanthemum plate?

Anyone help me identify this old plate? (Country, pattern, age, link to more information.) 9.5" diameter. Much appreciated.

 

Hello and welcome to the boards.

I'm wondering if it might be early 1800s Chinese.
Wait for others to give an opinion.

Very pretty. I like it.

 

Welcome colridge.
It is a beautiful plate. I am always in favour of removing any metal clamp things, if you can do it without damaging the plate. They wear away the enamel. You can display it on one of those lacquered wooden stands.

I'd go for Japanese, with that textile pattern border and the colour scheme.
Chrysanthemums are the most important flower symbol in Japan. They stand for longevity, and are the crest of the imperial family.
The Japanese National Chrysanthemum Day is also called Happiness Festival.
Japanese ceramics are not my forte, so I can't help with the age, sorry.

Chinese floral designs usually have more movement in them, if that makes sense.

The reddish pattern is what I mean by textile pattern border:

 

Beautiful design on the plate! But I know nothing about it.

And welcome to the forum, @colridge

 

Usually I agree about removing wire plate hooks. However, in this case, that one has been on there for a looong time. I think I would leave it. Doesn't appear to be harming the plate. You might actually do more harm trying to take it off.

 

Hi,
I still use wire hangers for items to be hung. The important thing is to be sure that you have NO TENSION holding to the plate. I have a few with springs but I have over stretched them so there is NO tension touching the plate. I also put plastic aquarium tubing over the hooks so no metal touches the rim. The only trouble is some times the planes flying over will cause a slight vibration.
greg