Vintage Hand-painted Kutani Porcelain 15” oval serving platter, Gold Trim, Japan

Condition as shown in photo images.   This is vintage hand-painted Japanese Kutani porcelain oval serving platter.  It features a scenic of Mount Fuji, stylized water reeds, bridge landscape, and traditional thatched-roof houses. The edge is finished with elegant gold trim and features built-in handles with heavy gold brushwork.  Made in Japan. This set dates back to the mid-20th century (circa 1950s–1960s).   Logo marked on base; This red square seal mark represents a generic, stylized script version of the word (Kutani). It was used on vintage Japanese porcelain tableware during the mid 20th century.  The characters inside the red box are stylized seal script (tensho) versions of 1st symbol (Ku) and 2nd symbol (Tani). Kutani porcelain originates from Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, and is famous for vibrant color glazes, intricate scenes, and beautiful gold detailing.  Included in this listing is: One Porcelain oval serving platter, approximately 15 inches   No chips, no cracks, nor any repairs to it & it’s in excellent condition.   Review all detailed images provided for these conditions. Great care taken to package this item for shipping to arrive to buyer as shown in images.   Tape Ruler shown in images for scale reference only.