A PAIR OF VERY LARGE AND IMPRESSIVE JAPANESE IMARI DISHES EDO PERIOD, 1690-1720 Both richly decorated in underglaze blue, gilt, yellow, green, purple and red enamels, each painted with sprays of flowering chrysanthemum to the well encircled by scrolling tendrils, the cavetto with figures in a mountainous river landscape and with many chrysanthemum, peonies, prunus and other blooms, the rims of both dishes with alternating panels enclosing formal leafy tendrils and further chrysanthemum flowers, the undersides both painted with three flower sprays, 55.5cm and 55cm respectively. (2)