Japanese porcelain, bowl, Edo

Japanese Arita Ware miniature octagonal porcelain bowl with flared rim. Kakiemon decorations in overglaze polychrome enamels. 18th-19th Century. Height: 2 5/8 inches. Diameter: 3 7/8 inches.

AN ARITA BLUE-AND-WHITE PORCELAIN BOWL Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century The bowl with foliate rim, the body molded with cloud motifs, the central lobed underglaze-blue roundel with a Chinese-style

Two Japanese Nabeshima Blue and White Porcelain Bowls, Edo period, Tenpo period (1830-1844) c. 1830 in date, represent the high quality porcelain made for the Nabeshima clan during the Edo Period (161

A JAPANESE ARITA BLUE WHITE FOOTED PORCELAIN BOWL, LATE EDO PERIOD. The interior with scenic decoration, the exterior with large floral blossoms.Together with a blue & white prush pot. Height 4.75 in

Antique Japanese hand painted Kutani round low bowl depicting Geishas in a figural folding fan medallion with further vase and floral bloom decoration over turquoise blue ground. No apparent kiln mark

This is a great set of four hand painted imari bowls. They are unmarked but are believed to be late Edo period, c1860. Each features children and floral details as well as blue hand painted clouds on

A JAPANESE EDO / MEIJI PERIOD IMARI PORCELAIN BOWL, decorated with panel displays of native flora and trees, 25.5cm

Antique Japanese, circa 19th century, Edo/Meiji era, Kutani porcelain bowl having a rust red and gold accent hand painted design depicting Chih Lung dragons,floral blooms and lotus leaves. Interior me

Edo Meiji Period, Imari Porcelain Bowl. Approx. 9 3/4" diameter, 2 1/4" high. Item has hairline crack.

Japanese Imari ceramic porcelain dish decorated with hand-painted vignettes of flowers, birds, and pagodas on a scrolling red ground, central scene with three polychrome chrysanthemums, Edo (1603-1867

Middle Edo period, circa 1720 decoration of two birds on tree branch, 10 in. Diam. Late Middle Edo Period, circa 1780-1800 lotus flower form with quails in flowering tree, with mark on verso. 8 in. Di

A GOOD SMALL 17TH/18TH CENTURY JAPANESE EDO PERIOD KAKIEMON LOBED PORCELAIN BOWL, the interior and exterior sides painted with loose floral sprays, 3.6in diameter & 2.1in high.

Large and very elaborate late Edo to Meiji period Japanese Imari porcelain bowl, the interior fully decorated with village scene depicting forward pavilion with 2 scholars and attendants as well as pa

Fluted Japanese Imari ware porcelain bowl dating from the early to mid19th century with a small wood footed "oriental" stand. The bowl is decorated with blue underglaze, red and gold fan-shaped reserv

Kraak style. Blue and white. Deep bowl. Figural scene on the interior. Unmarked underneath. Dimensions: Dia. 15" x H 3" Condition: Glaze clear. One small chip under the rim.

Two Japanese Cobalt-Blue Decorated Ko-Imari Porcelain Lobbed Bowls, enclosed by a frieze of chrysanthemums with a central pine branch, presumably from Arita or Imari, Edo Period, with maker's mark of

Collection of Eight Edo Period (c. 1880 AD) Japanese Flora and Fauna Porcelain Bowls. Tea, Sake, or rice bowls. Peonies and Butterfly Designs. 2.5 H by 4 Diameter

Japan, 18th/19thC, Edo period, Arita molded porcelain, imari decoration, reserve with Dutchman, ying yang, deer, decorated back, chip on the edge, mark on the base. Signs of use. Dish size: 21.5cm. ;

Two bowls, a square tray and a plate, all likely Edo to Meiji era, the smaller bowl with six character Chinese mark. Larger bowl approx. 7 1/2" diameter, 2 3/4" in height. Provenance: Estate of Cayce

Item: Porcelain bowl Origin: Japan Date: Edo or Meiji Materials: Porcelain Dimensions: 22.7 cm diameter, 8.5 cm height Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in adv

Japanese, probably late Edo/Meiji period, enamel decorated in the famille verte palette, the interior depicting a seated scholar in a landscape, the sides decorated with green diaper pattern, scholar'

East Asia, Japan, Edo to Meiji period, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely Kutani ware lidded jar, a beautiful porcelain style that is often grouped with Arita or Imari wares- the bright colors were suppose

Includes: (1) Edo period teapot (hairline cracks to bottom and handle, small chip at spout), unmarked. 5 1/4" H. (2) Meiji period footed bowl (2 1/4" H x 8 1/8" dia.), two pair cup, and small dish. Al

Japanese Porcelain Bowl: Suwa Sozan I, probably late 19th-early 20th century, is thinly potted out of pure white porcelain clay so it is egg-shell thin. The artist was an Imperial Household Artist; hi