Antique Qing Dynasty / Ko-sometsuke Hand-painted Decorative Dishes (set of 4)

These Chinese export, "Ko-sometsuke" style ("ko" meaning old and "sometsuke" meaning blue and white) dishes date to the Qing Dynasty.

The small, octogonal dish is a vintage Takahashi dish. It measures approximately: 4.25" in diameter

The Canton dessert dish, which depicts a classic Chinese scene, dates to the mid-1800's. It measures approximately: a little under 6" in diameter

The scalloped edged, floral dish is unmarked but its patina, firing imperfections, and ink coloring date it to the Qing Dynasty. It has 2 chips along its rim. It measures approximately: 6" at widest points.

The small, spiral pattern with florals dish also dates to the Qing Dynasty or earlier. It may have been used in a tea set. It measures approximately: 4.5" in diameter.

RETURN POLICY: Everything you see in the Found Collection is antique or vintage and likely used. Most items will have some wear and tear. I have done my best to photograph and describe the item in detail and will note any chips, cracks, or scratches in the item listing. Please look at the photos and read the item description in its entirety prior to purchase. Due to their fragility, I do not refund or exchange orders on Found items. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.