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JAPAN, Meiji era (1868–1912) Rectangular, beveled-edged dish made of glazed porcelain, featuring a central design of a falcon attacking a pheasant on a rock, in front of a banana tree, with the title, date, and signature (with three seals) in gold enamel: “A terror that gathers scattered clouds 驚集斷雲, first ten days of early summer in the Kōshin year of the Meiji era (i.e., 1880) 明治庚辰首夏上浣; drawn by Tetsurei Sanshô 鐵嶺山樵生寫, surrounded by geometric motifs on the wing, the reverse decorated in blue with a bat, scrollwork, and tama motifs, bearing the “Fukagawa sei” mark at the base, as well as the Koransha company’s orchid mark (in iron red). H. 42.5 cm - W. 39 cm (LDM) Slight wear to the glazes, some chipping.
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