Pair Large Japanese Cloisonne Enamel ''Dragon'' Chargers. Circa 1890.

Stunning Matched Facing Pair - Large Japanese Cloisonne Enamel ''Dragon'' Chargers. Scallop shaped. Circa 1890.

Each superbly rendered with fierce Dragons facing one another embroiled in a fight. Three toed dragons superbly rendered and of the highest artisan skills and quality. Very finely applied against a light grey en-plein enamel backround. Magnificent detail to dragon heads, eyes, horns, scales, and battling between spouting flames. One dragon fiercely protecting his pearl*.

Condition: Excellent condition and scallop shaped with no dents, creases or losses. Original untouched superb condition [Display stands not included].

Dimensions:

Diameter = 37 cm

Height = 5 cm

*In Asian culture, the dragon and pearl symbolize prosperity, wisdom, and spiritual energy. The pearl, often depicted with a dragon, represents enlightenment, power, and sometimes even the moon or thunder. Dragons themselves are revered as symbols of good luck, rain, and protection. The image of a dragon holding or chasing a pearl is a common motif in Asian art, representing the pursuit of knowledge and spiritual growth.