Antique‎ Japanese Imari Meiji Ewer Pitcher Chinoiserie Figures No Lid Blue Red

Stunning antique Japanese Imari porcelain ewer/pitcher, Meiji period (1868–1912). Features the classic Kinrande palette — rich cobalt blue, iron red, and gold gilding — with a beautifully detailed chinoiserie figural scene set within cartouche panels. Scalloped ruffled rim, iron red handle with gilt detailing, and decorative floral and scroll motifs throughout. Red rectangular seal mark with gold characters to the base, typical of Meiji-era export ware from the Arita region.  Displays beautifully as a decorative vase or statement piece in a chinoiserie, maximalist, or Asian-inspired interior.  Origin: Japan, Arita region  Period: Meiji, circa 1868–1912  Style: Imari / Kinrande  Dimensions: 7¼ tall, 5½ at base, 3½ at top opening  Mark: Red rectangular seal with gold characters to base  Lid: Not present — please note this piece does not have a lid  Condition: Good antique condition consistent with age. No chips or cracks visible to exterior. Gold gilding intact with some instances of fading. Please see all photos.  A striking decorative antique with strong collector appeal.