(2) early Spode bowls in Imari style.

EARLY SPODE GROUPING IN IMARI PATTERN - PR. LARGE BOWLS AND RECTANGULAR PLATTER - WITH UNDERGLAZE BLUE MARKING Dimensions:14 1/2" X 11" X 2 1/4" (BOWLS) - 17" X 12 3/4" X 1 1/2" (PLATTER)

Twelve Early Spode Imari Pattern Kakiemon Fruit Dishes, low bowl form decorated with a Kakiemon style prunus tree in bloom, with scroll and floral motif borders in iron red, blue, aubergine and yellow

(6) Luncheon plates signed "Spode" or "Spode Stone-China"; (1) salad plate or shallow soup bowl, apparently unsigned. Dimensions: (Luncheon plate) Dia. 9.75" Condition: Luncheon plates in very good an

Thirteen Pieces of Early 19th Century Spode Imari Pattern China. Including a large bowl (11 1/2 inch diameter x 4 1/2 inches in height), three spill vases (4 3/4 inches in height), lidded potpourri (4

Early English Earthenware Group: Pair Flight Barr Plates with Imari Figural Pattern, Worcester (Bowl in Serves Style) Together with Newhal Two Handled Cup. (4) {Plate diameter 9 1/2 inches, Bowl heigh

Fine pair of polychrome decorated 8.25" ovid service trays with edge handles and gold gilt throughout. Stamped on verso 2283 pattern. circa 1820

19th c. Spode punch bowl painted in imari style. 30 cm diameter.

Group includes an Imari-style brush pot [4" H x 4" Diam.], an Imari-style bowl [2" H x 6" Diam.] and two dipping bowls [1 3/4" H x 2 1/2" W x 2 1/2" D]. In good condition, no chips, cracks or repairs.

6 1/2" D. Early Mimbres Bowl. Bold Face Style, the earliest of true Mimbres Ware (750-950 AD). NM. Very fine condition. Glued with very little if any filler. Sections visible, paint appears original.

Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Ginger Jar, 19th/20th C., together with an Imari style porcelain bowl, 2 pieces total Lid probably associated, cracks, wear, chips. 7-1/2"h x 7"dia. and 2"h x 5-1/4"di

Comprising two tiny circa 1920 enameled vases, the undersides marked "China," five tea bowls, one with saucer, and a pair of Imari-style soup bowls. Largest: 2.5" H X 5" diameter.

Group of Assorted Asian Table Articles. Including Imari Style Bowl 8 1/2" diameter with hairline and chips. Asian match bowl and a 3 fan form place card holders. Used condition, wear, worn.

EARLY 19TH CENTURY SPODE SUCRIER AND COVER IN IMARI STYLE MARK SPODE 967 IN RED AND A PAIR OF SPODE PLATES MARKED SPODE 1823.Sucrier 12cm High 18cm Long Plate 15cm Diameter

(2) Early Chinese Export Porcelain Bowls, including: 18th c. Imari bowl, cobalt blue and iron red floral decoration with gilded highlights, 4" high, 9 1/4" diam., repaired break, hairline extending fr

Description: 1. White bowl, 9.75" D with blue and gilt rim. Banner and covered urn in center. 2. White bowl, 3" high painted on outside with Imari style leaves and gilt trim. 3. Cream bowl, 9" D. Chin

Two Spode Imari style plates and a staffordshire transferware saucer (rim chip). Plate dia: approx. 9 1/2". Saucer dia: approx. 5 5/8", H: approx. 1".

3 pieces of gold, blue, and white china. 1. Hilditch & Son blue and white bowl. Circa 1820s. 2. Small Imari style hand painted bowl. 3. Hokutosha small cup and saucer, made in occupied Japan. Total lo

From Simon Fielding and Co., 7 pieces in an Imari style pattern called "Indian" dated 1882 Includes: (2) 9-3/8" dinner plates (5) 8-1/2" soup bowls

First quarter 19th. c, decorated in Imari style, comprised of 12 plates,1 waste bowl, 2 sugars (1 covered), 1 covered teapot, 1 creamer, and 2 oval dishes. Marked with sticker from "Cinnamon Hill Anti

9 1/2" Stone Effigy Bowl. Early 1900's Cherokee style, possibly early tourist trade. Very good condition

TIFFANY & CO IMARI STYLE BOWL Imari ware style floral bowl from Tiffany & Co. Measures 7.75" in diameter and 2.75" tall. Marked "Tiffany & Co." on bottom. 

Chinese ceramic bowl together with two Imari-style plates. Provenance: From the Upper East Side estate of a prominent NYC interior decorator. [Bowl: 2 1/8" H x 4 1/2" Diam.; Plates: 7 1/4" Diam.]. Wea

Two Early Imari Bowls With Staple Repairs. Up To 9 1/2" Diameter

2 Early English Ironstone Imari Plates. Both measure 9". Hallmark used by Masons. Imari is a style of porcelain named after the Japanese port from which it was shipped to the West, beginning in the la