Group of Five Japanese Porcelain Plates

A Group of Five Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates, Meiji Period. Largest dimensions: dia: 9 3/8 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (1972-2005).

Group of five 17th century Japanese Arita porcelain plates featuring a blue sunburst shaped vignette of two figures under a tree on a riverbank. With an inscription on the background above the figures

Group of five Chinese and Japanese blue and white porcelains: two plates, tazza and two covered boxes; some signed;; D: 11" (largest)

JAPANESE IMARI JAR H:9.5in(24.1cm) W:9in(22.8cm) JAPANESE IMARI DISH H:1 3/4in(4.4cm) W:8 1/4in(20.9cm) X 6.5in(16.5cm)A Japanese imari plate. H:1 1/2in(3.8cm) D:8.5in(21.5cm) A Japanese imari plateH:

A Group Five Chinese Rose Medallion Porcelain Plates, 19th/20th Century. Largest dimensions: dia: 9 3/4 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (1972-2005).

A Group of Five Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Plates, 20th Century. Largest dimensions: h: 9 5/8 x w: 9 5/8 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (1972

Ten Chinese & Japanese Porcelain Tea DishesGroup of ten Chinese and Japanese porcelain teacups, saucers and plates: five Rose Medallion; together with five moulded and polychrome with dragons; D: 6 1/

Group of 12 parcel-gilt Japanese Rose Medallion porcelains, including: five saucers and four plates, each designed with figures, aviary and flora; together with three larger plates showing panels of b

All 19th century or earlier, a set of five Imari blue and white dragon and cloud decorated scalloped plates, a larger blue and white decorated plate and a Ko-Kutani plate.  Dimensions: the diamet

Group of Asian porcelain and pottery items including a Chinese umbrella stand, five Japanese plates and other items. Enamel wear, loss, a few chips. Largest: 17 3/4" high, 8 3/4" wide. Smallest: 7 1/4

A Group of Six Japanese Imari Porcelain Serving Items, Meiji Period and Later, Including a bowl and five plates/shallow dishes. Together with a Chinese turquoise glaze and gilt decorated plate. Larges

Group of 6 pieces. Including a large bowl and five plates, the bowl interior painted with panels of flowers and mythical beasts and exterior with landscape scene, the plates painted with panels of flo

Movement Cabinet Plates c.1875, each with a celadon ground and a large Japanese style fan against fauna with a different bird to each one; 9 1/2", minor rim repair to one Catalogued and curated by Nic

Set of Five Japanese Porcelain Plates late Edo period (1615-1868)/early Meiji period (1868-1912), the red reserve with a blue-and-white qilin on each plate, the roundel surrounded by cranes and sacred

A grouping of five Japanese porcelain plates to include a thousand face plate. Largest: 9-1/2 in diameter.

Five Japanese blue and white porcelain plates with floral decoration and Wanli six-character marks. 8in diameter. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and international third-par

A Group of Five Japanese Porcelain Works 24 inches (61.0 cm) (largest, charger) The lot comprising: 1 large Imari charger; 1 large Imari bowl; 1 roof t

Group of seven Japanese porcelain plates and bowls. 8 1/2 diam. to 10 1/4" diam. Condition: one with rim crack, repair; enamel wear, loss.

A Group of Five Japanese Porcelain Sleeping Cat Figures, 20th Century, Each having gilt decoration. Largest dimensions: H: 4 1/4 x W: 7 3/8 x D: 10 1/8 in. Property of a Midwest Collector.

Group of Japanese Porcelain Plates. Ranging in size from: 6'' x 6'' x 1'' (15 x 15 x 3 cm) to 13'' x 13'' x 1.33'' (33 x 33 x 3 cm). Provenance: Sylvia and Philip Chaplain Collection, New Hampshire.

A Group of Five Japanese Porcelain Figurines, 20th Century. Largest dimensions: h: 13 x w: 8 x d: 4 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (1972-2005).

A Group of Five Japanese Porcelain Sake Bottles of Varying Motifs, Meiji Period. Largest dimensions: h: 6 x dia: 2 1/4 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin Colle

Five Japanese Porcelain Imari Plates and Bowls, 20th Century. Largest bowl dimensions: H: 3 5/8 x Dia: 8 3/4 in.

Group of five Japanese porcelain bowls, the exterior decorated with bamboo, flowers, figures, or animals in landscape, , each bottom with a mark, each with a box. 7.6inch W, 3.5inch H (largest w/o box