Unusual Japanese Satsuma Shell-Form Dish

Highly unusual and antique, Japanese Satsuma earthenware platter; of abalone shell form, the interior with figural design of scholars in a garden, some examining a scroll beneath wisteria, and framed

19th cen, measures 42 by 31 cm by 11 cm ht

Two Pairs of Japanese Satsuma Shell-Form Games EARLY 20TH CENTURY each shell depicting interior figural scenes with painted gilt hexagonal motifs framing the top and bottom of each vignette. Width of

Japanese Satsuma fan-form dish. Impressed signature for “Yozan” on back. Colorful woodland scene with cherry blossoms, pheasant, and stream. 11 ½” x 17”. Minor areas of

Japanese Meiji Period Hand painted Satsuma Shell Dish. Decorated with birds in landscape motif. Shell feet. It may be that one shell foot is damaged (or it's just a flatter shell, see photos) or in Go

An unusual form footed Japanese Satsuma vessel with hand painted scenes throughout the body. Signed at the bottom. Measures 3.5H x 4W x 4D

Japanese Cast Iron Shell Form Pan Dishes Lot of 2 Approximately 5 7/8 x 6 inches.

A grouping of four pieces of Japanese porcelain to include an Artia-style shell-form dish with peacock motif, a pair of gilt painted porcelain plates, and a blue and white plate with floral motif. Lar

19th cen Meiji period Japanese dish of unusual sailing and castle scnen, in wood block print style. Bird and cloud motif background. Signed. 8.5"dia

Three pieces of antique Japanese Satsuma earthenware, all with marks: round box, set upon three feet, with finely detailed garden scene to cover; small square-form dish with intricate figural scene; t

Two shell form and one with foliate rim imari dishes. Diameter: 8 3/4 inches Condition: One shell form dish with chip to rim. Weight: 3 1/2 lbs.  

Early 19th century, in the scarlet Japan pattern, comprising: a pair of quatrefoil dishes (12 in.), a pair of shell-form dishes (8 x 8 in.), a pair of covered sauce boats (h. 3-1/2 x 8 in.), a pair of

FOUR PIECES OF JAPANESE PORCELAINLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyTwo Imari bowls, an Imari compote, height 5.5”, and a Satsuma fish-form dish, length 11”.

(4) Japanese modern glazed ceramics, 20th c., incl. a crackle glazed bowl, pair of shell form glazed dishes, and a Yamada Akira dish, each signed, 6"h x 10"dia (largest), 3.25"h x 6"w x 5"d (smallest)

A Japanese Ginger Jar. Together with a satsuma bowl and fan form dish

19th century. having glazed shell form with blue and white decoration at interior of shrimp. H2 3/4" W8"

Seven (7) Japanese Imari style hand painted German porcelain dishes of shell form c. 1920s. Three plates feature handpainted underglazed cobalt blue enamels with overglazed iron reds highlighted in gi

Group of six various pieces, including: set of three pewter-mounted porcelain dishes; pewter duck-form box; Japanese bronze fish; together with unusual metal teapot; marks to bases of several; H: 12&#

A Japanese Satsuma Covered Dish 19TH CENTURY of rounded form with loose ring handles at opposing sides, with raised bosses around the foot and cover.  DIam 7 3/4 in., 19.5 cm.

Antique Japanese Satsuma earthenware vase; of unusual, flared trumpet form, with wide domed shoulder depicting phoenix and lion panels reserved on ground with honeycombed pattern and flowers; the tape

(2) Japanese pieces to include an Imari shell shaped dish and a Satsuma small censer with damage to lid, tallest 3 12" h

Of an unusual form with the tapered body quickly flared to a bulbous shoulder. Beautifully decorated with cameos of figural scenes. A band of Japanese men and women in traditional clothing is decorate

Japanese, likely Meiji Period (1868-1912). An unusual Satsuma glazed pottery garden seat or pedestal of tall cylindrical form with flared foot bearing band of enamel lappets, convex band to center of

Japanese Kutani porcelain covered dish, decorated with hand painted bird and floral designs, lid has two shell form finial mounts, signed on underside base of dish portion with red character marks, ci