Kutani Ware Small Plate with Overglaze Landscapes and Pavilions(Set of 4)

This is a small Kutani ware plate fired at the Yoshidaya Kiln, which is part of the revived Kutani.
Kutani ware came to a halt in the early Edo period, but was revived and fired again in the late Edo period (around 1824).
The kiln that triggered the revival of Kutani was the Yoshidaya Kiln, which produced porcelain of high artistic quality and quality that was almost as good as Old kutani, but it did not last long and was closed after about seven years.
At the Yoshidaya Kiln, products that did not use the five colors of Kutani ware were called Aote or Aokutani.
This product is a square plate with a ripple design, and various patterns are painted on the inside, with the front likening a forehead.
In the center is a magnificent pavilions and landscape painting, surrounded by shippo-tate on a yellow background, and the corners are decorated with grass patterns on a green background.
The back is vividly colored with grass patterns on a green background, and on the foot is written "Kakufuku" on a yellow background, which is used at Yoshidaya as one of the inscriptions signifying good fortune.
The overglaze painting has a warm atmosphere with light and shade, typical of Kutani ware from the Edo period.
Such small plates were originally made in sets of 10 to 20, but when they are distributed as antiques, the numbers become smaller.
This piece contains four plates, but it is quite rare to find four pieces with the same pattern.

Comes with a wooden storage box.
The size and pattern of each piece are almost the same, but as they are in different
conditions, we will divide them into categories, ABCD, and provide detailed information on each.

-Size 
A:H3.1cm W11cm
B:H3.1cm W11.2cm
C:H2.9cm W11.1cm
D:H3.1cm W11.1cm

-Condition
There is a small aged deterioration on the surface, but overall it is luster and in good condition.There are some blurredon some parts of the painting. The following two pieces have defects. Please refer to the photos.
B: There are small chips and scratches on the edges.
C: There are large chips of about 4mm x 8mm on the edges and small scratches of about 2mm.