A Japanese Hizen ware Kakiemon-style plate with a tiger

A four-piece Japanese porcelain grouping to include a large Kakiemon-style plate; a signed figural-decorated plate; a wisteria shaped dish; and a Fukagawa Imari porcelain bowl. Largest plate: 12-1/4in

Circa Taisho period (1912-1926) hand decorated porcelain plate with dragon and tiger design. Unmarked. Very good condition; no apparent chips or cracks. 8 1/2" dia.

Late 17th or early 18th century unusual Kakiemon Yoshiki style Dutch Delftware plate in orange tone colors. Antique lobulated bowl in Imari Japan style, hand painted shallow plate. The plate have ribb

Set of 5 Vintage Hand-painted Lacquer-ware Plates; these saucer style plates each show a floral character in a traditional Japanese style. Each plate is in good condition showing some wear of the fini

Set of 5 Vintage Hand-painted Lacquer-ware Plates; these saucer style plates each show a floral character in a traditional Japanese style. Each plate is in good condition showing some wear of the fini

6 Meissen 'Yellow Tiger' plates, with basket weave and Kakiemon Tree of Life style featuring tiger and various floral decoration, marked with blue crossed swords mark on bottom, approx 7.5" diam.

Vintage Hand-painted Red Lacquer-ware Plates; these two saucer style plates each show a traditional Japanese character in a dancing pose. Each is in very good condition and measures 3/4" H x 5 3/4" DI

A seven-piece Japanese porcelain grouping to include a footed Fukagawa service bowl with shells; a bowl with Kakiemon-style decoration; a footed Fukagawa scalloped plate; small Fukagawa bud vase, etc.

(10) Meissen 'Yellow Tiger' luncheon plates, basketweave scalloped edge, Kakiemon Tree of Life style, in hand painted tiger, tree and floral decoration, incised blue mark at underside, impressed '2906

A Fine Set of 6 Early Edo Imari Deep Plates Particularly fine and early, all in very fine condition, the painting reminiscent of the kakiemon style. 9.5"

Contemporary Design Studio Stoneware Plate, probably Mashiko ware in the style of Shoji Hamada (Japan, 1884-1978), with engraved rim, original Japanese paper label attached to front surface, unsigned,

Japanese Kyushu Mid C Pottery Serve Ware. 9 pieces of earthenware glazed plates in similar style with pinched edges. Average plate size is 6 inches

(2) CHILD'S TEA SETS MARUTOMO WARE MADE IN JAPAN, FEATURES TEA POT, CREAMER & SUGAR, (4) CUPS, (3) SAUCERS, (2) PLATES (TEA POT HAS CHIPPING) - UNMARKED CHINESE STYLE TEA POT, CREAMER, SUGAR, (4) CUPS

A set of six Meissen Kakiemon soup plates, painted in the Oriental style after the 1740 design, with tiger or yellow lion and rock motifs, early 20th century, 24.5cm diameter (6)

A set of 4 white plates decorated in a Japanese style. Palette of blue, green, red, and yellow, with a flying squirrel over a bamboo fence and fruiting vines. Brown line trim. Chamberlain's Worcester

Meiji Period, a group of Kakiemon Imari tableware consisting of seven rice bowls with abbreviated Hizen mark on the lids (Arita region), one lid repaired, along with sixteen plates of two different pa

17th - 18th century Japanese porcelain kakiemon plate with garden/bird of paradise/gold decor. Crackle glaze. Dimensions: diameter 19.7 cm. In good condition.

A Japanese Kakiemon-style porcelain bowl and vase, both signed on bases, and with wood boxes. Vase: 8-1/2in tall.

Pr. Japanese kakiemon style porcelain jars ***Each vase/jar is about 17" tall and 6.75" at the widest area *****Cover1 : P1-Height: 5 1/4in P1-Width: 4 3/8in P1-Depth: 4 3/8in ∆∆∆Vas

H : 8 1/4 in ( 20.96 cm )

A Pair of Continental Mocha Ware Style Plates Early 20th Century each unmarked, bearing labels that read VEB Sitzmöbel Camburg/ Werk II Bürgel/ Thür. to the underside.

Dimensions: 9" (Diameter) Condition: Good. Fading to gilding.

A Pair of Mottahedeh Foo Dogs porcelain hand painted with blues and reds, faces of dogs are very expressive, in Japanese Kakiemon style, with Mottahedeh marks to underside, Stately Homes Sir Humphrey

ASSORTED EUROPEAN CERAMIC ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE, comprising an Atelier Mottahedeh Japanese Kakiemon-style red- and blue-spotted figural guardian lion/foo dog, a Leeds Pottery reticulated bas