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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;LaneAcadia, post: 377590, member: 7915&quot;]I&#039;ve found one matching dish and one footed jar in various image searches, but I can&#039;t locate the original source of either of those photos. Reverse image search has been useless for both.</p><p><br /></p><p>When unpacking some of my late grandmother&#039;s dinnerware, I found this unusual dish. It&#039;s clearly hand-painted, since the brush strokes on the flowers are palpable under the glaze. The gold moriage details stand out in sharp relief and are irregular; they do not appear mechanically applied in any way. The gilding shows some signs of light wear, and the wear on the gilded edge of the plate is a bit more extensive. However, the condition is overall very good. There are also tiny white accents on the white lines in the pink-and-white diamond pattern near the center of the plate.</p><p><br /></p><p>From my very limited knowledge, my best guess was that this was a Nippon piece (or at least created in that style). But the back is completely unmarked, and after two days of heavy online searching, the two photos I mentioned above are the only matches I&#039;ve found -- and even those have come with absolutely no useful identifying information. I can&#039;t even find an official &quot;pattern&quot; that matches the design.</p><p><br /></p><p>I would be grateful for ANY info on this piece. It&#039;s hard to even know where to start with it, because I don&#039;t want to bring it to just any appraiser, or to have it appraised without at least a baseline for comparison.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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