Imari Scalloped Edge Charger Decorated w/ Foo Dogs

Unsigned. Diameter 16 1/4 inches.

Highly carved Chinese stand with openwork panels of flowers separating each leg decorated with foo dog heads and peach blossoms. Table top holds a scalloped edge blue and white porcelain plaque depict

Late 18th / early 19th century, with upturned, scalloped rim, decorated with foo dog and floral devices in landscape below a linen-fold shoulder h. 16 dia. 22 in. Provenance: Collection of a NYC gentl

Decorated with foo dog and dragon cartouche. Center medallion of phoenix in cobalt. 21 1/4".

Japanese Imari enamel decorated chargers displaying a border of birds, dragons, foo lions, and animals with central blue and white gilt decorated foo dog and flowers. From a Mt Sinai, NY estate. Dimen

Japanese Imari porcelain bowl with scalloped edges, decorated with alternating blue and red geometric patterns, floral motif. Measures 4"H x 10"W. Condition report: Minor chip to edge, please examine

Japanese Imari Pattern Floor Vase, Modern, baluster form with scalloped rim, decorated with pairs of foo dogs before rockwork and chrysanthemum, on a lappet motif ground,accented with gilding. Dimen

Five Japanese Imari Porcelain Graduated Scalloped Dishes, ca. 1900, decorated in traditional iron-red and cobalt, each with various related decorations, including cranes and gilt foo dogs, dia. 8-1/4"

(lot of 3) Japanese porcelains, including: (pair) Kutani foo lions, iron red glaze, front paws perched on ball with floral motif, approx 12"h, 8.5"w, 8"d, (1) Imari charger, scalloped rim, five reserv

.Japan,20th Century Imari porcelain charger decorated with a blue carp over rust waves with linked ring rim and scalloped edge. Porcelain,12 1/4" x 16". Unmarked From the collection of a North Scituat

Chinese Export Rose Medallion vase, bottle form with scalloped rim and upper shoulder, foo dog handles and applied twin dragons or chilongs to either side of shoulder. Decorated with polychrome enamel

central medallion with birds, elaborate scenes with foo dogs, Mandarin ducks and more, fine gold work, decorated backs, excellent.............Japanese Imari PorcelainKnown for its colorful, intricate

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A pair of japanese Imari porcelain plates, including one (1) large charger plate and one (1) smaller plate. Both plates are designed with a scalloped edge and decorated with floral

Decorated with cranes and vegetation with Mount Fuji in the background, with scalloped edges, marked on underside 18-1/4"dia Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia

Three Large Imari Porcelain Chargers, Japanese 20th Century, The Largest With Scallop Edge And Foo Dog Figure, 18 Inches, And Pair With Cranes And Turtles, Tokyo Gallery, Carmel Foil Label Underside,

Large mid 19th century Japanese Imari scalloped edge charger displaying flowers and tigers. With label(s) verso stating this charger is circa 1850 AD. From a Chappaqua, NY estate. Dimensions: charger

Japanese Imari Scalloped Edge Charger 12" . Meiji Period c. 1868-1900. Weight 3 pds, 5 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate

Property from the Estate of a Former General Electric International Executive, Hilton Head Island, SC Description: Chinese Blue and White Charger Decorated with Temple Dogs, 19th C, marked in blue

Antique Imari Porcelain Scalloped Edge Oval Charger . 13 1/4" X 10 1/2"

IMARI 12 IN SCALLOPED EDGE CHARGER

Pair of 19th C Imari covered urns with Foo dog finials. 16" tall.

Japanese Imari including (2) scalloped edge chargers 12" wide and (2) shallow dish bowls 6" wide. This is part of a large Chinese & Japanese pottery collection from a private estate to include Canton

19th century small japanese porcelain imari plate with scalloped edge decorated on the inside with a scene of rokkasen - six famous poets of japan - in discussion under a pine tree by a rock. great qu

19th century unusually small Japanese porcelain Imari saucer with scalloped edge decorated on the inside with two scenes of geese in flight and standing by pine saplings, and a flower spray in the cen