MEIJI PERIOD Japanese Satsuma Plate and bowl MEIJI PERIOD Japanese Satsuma Plate of People With Mt.

Two(2) Japanese Satsuma pieces including a scalloped bowl and scalloped plate. Both having allover intricate hand painting. Both signed. Bowl measures 2H x 5W x 5D. Plate measures 5.5W

A 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IMARI PLATE and a satsuma bowl. Largest 32 cm wide. (2)

This a Vintage Japanese satsuma shallow bowl or scalloped plate from the Meiji period . Fine quality painted satsuma with extensive floral, birds and rooster design. The backing of bowl heavily painte

comprising: a notched-rim plate, enamelled and gilded with cranes in a bamboo groove with flowering peonies; together with a lobbed deep bowl, decorated to the interior and exterior with figures, the

A GOOD JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SATSUMA PLATE, decorated with scenes of females in a landscape setting with two warriors amongst buildings, the base with a black gilt seal mark, 31.5cm diameter,

A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SATSUMA PLATE, decorated with a main panel depicting figures seated in a landscape setting, further decorated with shaped panels of geometric form, the underside with a red sea

A LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SATSUMA PLATE painted with geisha in landscapes. 18 cm diameter.

A MEIJI PERIOD SATSUMA PLATE, enameled in shades of cinnabar, teal and black and enhanced with gilding. Diameter: 7 1/2"

A Japanese Meiji period Satsuma plate with blue birds under a fall colored maple tree and a very fine border impressed mark Kinkozan. 11 inches Diameter. Provenance: From James Dolph's Private Collect

Japanese Meiji period satsuma plate. A finely detailed all over floral design. Signed. Measures: 9.5 inch diameter Domestic Shipping: $20

A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SATSUMA CABINET PLATE A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SATSUMA CABINET PLATE with scalloped edge decorated with panelled figural garden and pagoda scenes embellished with fanned gilt bo

Satsuma plate. Japan. Meiji period. Stoneware. Cobalt blue exterior. Interior with woman and children. Signed Kinkozan in gold. 7.25in diameter.

Satsuma plate. Japan. Meiji period. Cobalt blue exterior. Interior with woman and children. Signed Kinkozan in gold. 7.25in diameter.

Pair of satsuma plates. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Decoration of poems. Foliate form. Inscribed on the base: "Okamotoben Nosukese Awado, Kyoto, Japan". 13in diameter.

DESCRIPTION: Antique Japanese Meiji period Satsuma porcelain plate featuring mountain scene populated by scholars and their squires. Completed with gilt and enamelled accents. Marked on underside. CIR

SEVEN LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SATSUMA FOWL PLATES painted with birds and flowers. 15 cm wide. (7)

A SET OF FINE SATSUMA 'MONTH' PLATES By Kinkozan, Meiji Period Each plate decorated in enamels and gilt with a circular panel enclosing a figural scene associated with one of the 12 months on a ground

JAPANESE SATSUMA POTTERY FLORIFORM PLATELate Meiji PeriodLohan and dragon design on a gilt ground with white stippled highlights and a Shimazu crest at top edge. Base with two dragons chasing two Shim

Four (4) Japanese Meiji Period Satsuma porcelain items. 1st item: Plate with symmetrical design of numerous ladies in court dress surrounding a central medallion of a bird upon a patterned gilt ground

10 Japanese Satsuma hand painted porcelain bread plates, Meiji Period. Gilt floral designs throughout with various hand painted flowers throughout. Japanese Satsuma mark to the underside. Weight Appro

Glazed ceramic with paint and gold. Japan, Meiji period Octagonal plate with finely painted nishikide decoration on the upper side. In the foreground is a peacock (kujaku) standing on a rock, one leg

Meiji period, each with a cobalt blue back and border with gilt decoration. The central decoration immortals with attendants. Each with impressed Kinkozan tsukuru mark. Dimensions:Each is 6" in diamet

SATSUMA 'DOLL'S FESTIVAL' PLATE IKKO FOR THE KINKOZAN WORKSHOP, MEIJI PERIOD, CIRCA 1900 明治 '一香畫' '錦光山造'款 薩摩燒

6 Japanese Satsuma hand painted porcelain dessert plates, Likely Meiji Period. Hand painted maple leaves with a village landscape scene to the background. Japanese Satsuma marks to the underside. Weig