Japanese Taisho Era Cast Iron Mokko Dish Pagoda Temple Scene c.1920 Wedgwood

Japanese Taisho Era Cast Iron Mokko Dish Pagoda Temple Scene c.1920 WedgwoodJapanese Taish era cast iron mokk (quatrefoil) dish with pagoda and temple scene. Registered design mark to base. A genuinely lovely small Japanese decorative dish in the traditional mokk (quatrefoil cherry blossom) form, finely cast in dark patinated metal. The well defined low relief decoration depicts a multi storey Japanese pagoda on one side, with associated temple residential buildings to the opposite rim a classic depiction of one of Japan's

The cobalt ground is a strong

the Wallace Collection

acquired as part of a carefully assembled collection in this rare colourway

Traditional or classic décor

On a mantel or console as a focal point

this vintage vase captures the essence of German abstract art from the period

Pieces such as this often form the centerpiece of a display of royal commemorative ware

Priced accordingly to reflect the condition

Its monochrome palette and classical subject matter also make it an inspired choice for contemporary interiors that favour understated luxury and curated

This attractive framed portrait plaque features a classic blue-and-white jasperware-style medallion depicting the profile bust of William Shakespeare

or as a standalone sculptural accent on a console

Strong decorative presence despite its modest size