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The markings on the base of the ceramic piece indicate that it is likely Arita ware, a type of Japanese porcelain.

Arita ware originated in the town of Arita, Saga Prefecture, Japan, in the early 17th century.

Initially known as Imari ware, as it was shipped from the port of Imari, the term "Arita ware" became more common in the Meiji period (1868-1912).

Arita ware is recognized for its high-quality porcelain, intricate designs, and vibrant colors.

The markings often include the kiln name or artist's signature, which can help in identifying the specific origin and age of the piece.

Arita ware was one of the first porcelains to be exported from Japan to Europe and other parts of Asia.

The blue markings on a white background are a common characteristic of early Arita ware, influenced by Chinese porcelain styles.

Arita ware remains a highly valued form of Japanese ceramic art, appreciated for its craftsmanship and historical significance.

Arita Imari Fan Pattern Shallow Bowl or Charger. Key features and information about it include:

Origin: Made in the Arita area of Japan, often shipped from the port of Imari.

Material: Porcelain, known for its clear white surface, sometimes called "white gold".

Design: Features a fan pattern with hand-painted designs and vibrant overglaze enamels in red, green, yellow, purple, and blue.

Size: Typically around 7.75 inches in diameter, suitable for display or use.

Value: Imari porcelain items can range from $100 to $1000, with exceptional pieces reaching higher values.

Identification: Chinese Imari can be distinguished by its brighter white, more purple-toned blue, and thinner, more orange-toned red overglaze.