Set of Ten Matching Japanese Imari Plates, Phoenix Bird

(8) Piece Set of Japanese Porcelain Plates, with scalloped rims, molded edges, edge with images of dragons, phoenix birds, blue and white painted central panel, underglaze blue painted six character m

Three character mark of Yamada to the bottom. D: 8 3/8 in.

Three character mark of Yamada to the bottom. D: 8 3/8 in.

Set of eleven exceptional matching 19th century Japanese Imari plates, along with five Japanese 18th to 19th century plates and bowls, representing a wide variety of styles, including Imari, Nabeshima

Twentieth century. Nicely detailed with phoenix, birds and dancers. 8.25", 8.5", 8.75"d.

Lotus shaped dishes colorfully enameled with four leaf designs in ruyi heads separated by another leaf design in roundels amidst four phoenix birds around the sides of the bowl with a floral medallion

Set of four Japanese Imari plates in original shipping box, figural reserves around border, phoenix center medallion, signed on bottoms, 8 1/2" diameter, box measures 7 1/4" x 10 3/4" x 9 3/4"

Set of two collectible Japanese gold imari porcelain plates painted with flowers and birds. 9.75*1.75 inch. (largest)

Set of two collectible Japanese gold Imari porcelain plates painted with flowers and birds. 9.75inch D, 1.75 inch H. (larger)

Set of Eleven Japanese Kenjo Porcelain Plates, Dai Ming Manreki Nen Sei, Imari or Arita, Mid-Nineteenth Century. Comprising three 8 in. plates and eight 8.75 in. plates, each painted with a bird perch

Set of 4 Japanese Imari porcelain plates, centered with a cobalt blue lotus medallion framed with alternating reserves of shi-shi and phoenix. Hand painted lotus on the underside rims. Stamped. Meiji

Large Japanese Imari Charger, fourth quarter 19th century, the central panel of bamboo and plum branches set in a blue, orange and gilt border, richly decorated with peonies, phoenix birds, branches a

Large Imari plate, Japan, Arita, c. 1930, porcelain, polychrome glaze colors and gold, central peony blossoms and six pictorial segments with phoenixes over paulownia as well as birds in the garden, r

4pc Japanese Imari Style Ceramics. 1) Scalloped plate with figural woman & phoenix. Colorful glaze. Marked. 2) Pitcher with cranes and wave design. 3) Rose medallion lidded jar box. Floral and bird de

Japanese or Chinese. Set of five Imari-style ruffled rim porcelain plates with Buddhist symbols and phoenix decoration. Blue ring to underside. Approx. diam. 8.5".

Japanese, contemporary. Twenty-two piece set of porcelain plates comprising of ten dinner plates (approx. diam. 9.5") and twelve salad plates (approx. diam. 8.5"), in the famille noir palette with pho

A set of two fine Japanese porcelain plates. Hand decorated white, blue orange and rust red flowers, trees and birds with gold accents. Flow blue motif to underside. No additional make marks.Dimension

Set of 4 Hand Painted Imari Style Plates, Japan, two plates show a peacock with lotus flowers, and two plates show a blue bird with chrysanthemums, all have identical Imari pattern around edges, verso

china, 40 pieces: 6 - 8 1/2", 6 - 7 1/4", 6 - 6" plates, 1 - 5 1/2" bowl, 4 - 5 1/4" bowls, 5 cups, 7 saucers, cream, sugar, salt & pepper, and cone wall pocket

Group of ten Japanese Imari plates, porcelain, blue and white with scalloped edges, 12" dia. Provenance: from the Santa Barbara, California and Madison, Connecticut estates of Emily Hall Tremaine, by

Set of Ten Japanese Imari Blue and White Porcelain Bowls Unmarked; together with a wood box. 1 5/8 x 3 5/8 in. diam. Tessai-do Co. Ltd, Japan, 1991.

Set of Ten Japanese Imari Type Blue and White Porcelain Dishes </> Blue seal mark. 3 1/8 in. diam. </> </>

Title: 19th C Japanese Imari Plate with Phoenix Size: 8 &frac12;&rdquo; (21.6 cm) diameter x 1 &frac14;&rdquo; (3.2 cm) tall. Description:A glittering and colorful porcelain dish with a scalloped ribb

Set of ten Japanese Imari porcelain rice bowls, hexagon form with hand painted floral designs in center portion, black glaze outer portion with floral design, all are unsigned, circa late 19th c. to e