Japanese Plate

I bought this at a flea market about 20 years ago. I haven't any idea when it was made or where--except that the markings are Japanese, and the picture on the front looks like a stylized dog (?)

 

The only thing kind of similar is this one i found on ebay. Not sure if the price is accurate or not

 

Your first thread with photos, @DianDV , and you did perfectly.
I love the plate, but Japanese ceramics are not my forte, so I will tag @blooey , who can probably tell you more.

 

I have been searching for "kinrande imari" items to learn more (since I had not heard of this combination of terms before when applied to this particular colorway.) Unfortunately I have still been unable to find any items with the green edge or background and also missing the red that usually appears in classic Imari.

I guess the question is whether there is another term that should be used. Even the definition of Kinrande style on Gotheborg makes no mention of the use of that green.

 

I think some of those are actually Seto ware, but Dian's isn't Seto.

 

Not similar enough, but in the same general color scheme. Hopefully @blooey will know the right search terms.

 

Just arrived, at a glance this is a type of Seiji (celadon). You could try a google image search on Seiji Celadon Sommetsuke and see what turns up. When you see something similar click on it and follow the sidebar images for "more"
This piece looks like a very nice example. Not very common at all.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Sei...CPj7o7bZhe4CFQAAAAAdAAAAABAH&biw=1251&bih=729

 

I tried different variations of that search and it looks like she has a real winner of a plate. I couldn't find anything like it but everything I saw similar was astonishing.

 

What a beautiful plate - I love the colors - so unusual.

 

Thanks for the suggestions and the helpful comments. I am still figuring out how to post and converse on this site and seem to be lost much of the time. I have to confess that I did well with the first post because my IT advisor sat right next to me telling me what to do. I just hope I can remember some of what he had me do.

 

Not to worry. You'll do fine. We are here to help.