Pair of Japanese Iron Red Decorated Shaped Porcelain Dishes, apparently unmarked, early 20th century, the undersides with a fish or koi motif, the faces decorated with peonies and floral scrollwork. Provenance: Property from the Manhattan estate of Indrani Yogasundram who lived in many different countries with her husband, Yogaraj, during his decades-long career as a Sri Lankan diplomat. In addition to the heirloom jewelry she possessed, Indrani acquired jewelry, art, and ornaments while stationed in China (1960-63), Sri Lanka (1963-65), and Iraq (1965-1967). Keywords: Asian Art, Ceramics, Tableware

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