SAM'S collection

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Plate

Dateca. 1800

Label TextThe pattern on these three plates from a set of six depicts chrysanthemums and plum blossoms separated by a highly stylized rock form. All three motifs are natural symbols of longevity. The auspicious design is complemented by a four-character mark on the reverse that reads "fuki choshun," or "wealth, nobility, longevity and youth."

Object number98.47.9.2

Credit LineBequest of Frank D. Stout

Dimensions1 1/4 x 7 1/4 in. (3.2 x 18.4cm)

MediumImari ware (porcelain)

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Japanese

late 18th century

Object number: 98.47.22.1

Japanese

16th-17th century

Object number: 98.47.5.1

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Japanese

16th-17th century

Object number: 98.47.5.5

Japanese

ca. 1800

Object number: 98.47.9.1

Japanese

ca. 1800

Object number: 98.47.9.3

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Japanese

ca. 1800

Object number: 98.47.9.4

Japanese

ca. 1800

Object number: 98.47.9.5

Japanese

ca. 1800

Object number: 98.47.9.6

Hexagonal plate

Hexagonal plate

Japanese, Arita

ca. 1800

Object number: 92.47.27.1

Photo: Elizabeth Mann

Hexagonal plate

Japanese, Arita

ca. 1800

Object number: 92.47.27.2

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Japanese, Arita

late 17th century

Object number: 88.102

Japanese

late 17th century

Object number: 56.128

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