Antique Meiji Japanese Blue White Imari Fish Brush Washers Set of 5 c1890

Antique Meiji Japanese Blue White Imari Fish Brush Washers Set of 5 c1890  Rare set of five antique Japanese porcelain fish-form brush washers attributed to the Meiji Period, circa 1890s. Crafted in blue-and-white Imari style, each fish has detailed scales, expressive eyes, raised fins and a hand-painted floral spray inside. Unglazed bisque bases and subtle variations in size, form and decoration reflect their handmade character.  Traditionally used by calligraphers and artists to rinse ink brushes, these vessels are desirable Japanese art collectibles. Display together in a curio cabinet or porcelain collection.  Origin: Japan Era: Meiji Period, circa 1890s Type: Brush washers / scholar’s objects Material: Porcelain Decoration: Blue and white, hand painted Form: Fish Quantity: Set of 5 Bases: Unglazed bisque Largest Fish: just under 5 L Four Smaller Fish: just under 4.5 L Condition: Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear consistent with pieces over 100 years old.  Meiji porcelain, Japanese fish brush washer, blue white Imari, antique scholar object, calligraphy brush rinse, fish shaped dish, Japanese ceramic art, 19th century porcelain, circa 1890, antique fish bowl, hand painted porcelain, floral interior, bisque base, Japanese desk accessory, Asian antique decor, Meiji collectible, sometsuke style, cobalt blue porcelain, rare set of five, Japanese pottery collection, chinoiserie decor, fish collector gift, antique ink washer  Thank you!