J. Mace Signed Japanese Porcelain Floral Plate (c. 1950s–1960s)

Vintage Hand-Painted Japanese Porcelain Plate – Signed J. Mace

A lovely piece of post-WWII Japanese ceramic art! This decorative porcelain plate features a vibrant spring floral design, hand-painted and signed by Japanese pottery artist J. Mace. During the 1950s–1960s, Japanese ceramic manufacturers produced a high volume of hand-painted floral cabinet ware primarily for export to Western gift shops — and signed pieces like this are a standout find for collectors.

• Artist: J. Mace (signed at bottom)
• Era: Circa 1950s–1960s (post-WWII Japanese export period)
• Design: Pink, peach, and plum anemone blossoms on porcelain
• Distributor: Imported to the US under giftware brands such as Enesco (series pattern stamp E2302) or UCAGCO
• Display: Two pre-drilled holes in the base rim for hanging with a cord
• Origin: Japan

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