Lot of Japanese Imari Gold Painted Bowls / Cups

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

One of the Small Bowls is Signed "Gold Imari - Hand-Painted". The Largest Bowl (2 1/2" Tall, 8 7/8" Diameter) is Signed in Japanese. The Large Platters or Chargers are Signed also. They Measure 14 1/4

Includes ~ 1 x scalloped plate. 2 x lidded cup bowls. 1 x lidded jar. All of these articles graced with a hand painted red rust and cobalt blue coloration against a white ground with floral designs. 1

Group of 13 Japanese porcelain Imari pattern inspired cups, dishes, bowls, and plates. All with ornate painted designs in blue, rust, green, against a white ground with gold accents. Undersides with f

11 Piece Hand-Painted Ceramics, includes 1 Imari vase marked "Gold Imari, Handpainted, Genuine Imari, made in Japan", 5 plates, 2 diamond shaped platters, and 1 bowl with wooden stand, other items mar

Japanese Assorted Bowls & Plates Group Lot Include: Hand Painted Porcelain Ware Pottery Include: 1. Scalloped Japanese Imari Pattern Bowl 2"H x 6"W 19th Century ? 2. Scalloped Kinran-de Imari Plate 1.

Original hand painted small shallow bowls 4-1/2" x 1". FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING

A beautiful vintage Japanese hand painted porcelain bowl that was made by Gold Imari. The bowl measures 4 1/2" tall by 10 1/2" in diameter. Condition looks great, no chips or cracks. Comes with the st

Japanese Gold Hand Painted Imari Bowl. Size: 12 x 12 x 5 in.

Hand-Painted Japanese Porcelain Bowl Gold Imari This is a beautiful Japanese hand-painted bowl that is in good condition with only some wear on the bottom. 11 1/2 in diameter Weight: 3.3lbs

Lot of 7 Japanese Imari porcelain dishes: 3 plates, 2 bowls, 2 teacups / teabowls. Cups are chipped on rim. 1 5/8"H x 10 1/4"Diam. (largest plate)

Lot of 4 Antique Japanese Imari painted porcelain items. ", Fan" shaped platter, 13" W x11"H, Bowl, 5 1/4" diameter x 2 1/4" H, (2) plates, 4 3/4" diameter.

Lot of three early 20th century Japanese Imari hand painted porcelain items. Large oval bowl measures 15" W x 12 1/2" D x 3 1/2" H. Plates are 5" diameter.

(lot of approx. 29) Two shelves of Chinese and Japanese ceramics, including Imari bowls, plates and cups; blue-and-white underglazed brush pots and bowls; together with Chinese export plates and warme

(lot of 29) Japanese Imari ware, consisting of six deep dishes, six covered bowls, four plates, six smaller dishes, one covered bowl, four tea-cups, all decorated with cranes, fans, plum blossoms and

Gold Imari Hand Painted Porcelain Japanese Planter. Fish bowl form, having gilt and hand painted surface decoration. Marked on the bottom. Measures 8.5 inches x 10 inches diameter.

Lot 17 Group of Ceramic Tableware (18th and 19th Century) comprising: a Chinese famille rose porcelain bottle vase, a Chinese export porcelain cup, a Japanese Imari bowl, a Japanese Imari shell form

Including- cups, spoons, bowls, and more. Condition- chips and cracks.

A lot of two identical Japanese Imari-style hand-painted shallow plates. The plates have ribbed rims. The decoration represents floral pattern on the edge and a bouquet with a bird in the center. Red

A fine vintage Japanese bowl hand-painted in vivid colors of Imari with traditional stylized floral and geometric motifs and accented with gilding. Marked on the bottom with a blue ink Ryuho Sanyo Tok

Antique / Vintage Japanese Imari Porcelain Bowls & Tea Cups. Including hand painted. Largest measures 7.25 inches in diameter.

(lot of approximately 15) One shelf of Japanese ceramics; including two covered Imari bowls; Imari bottle, cup, dish and bowl; five small blue-and-white dishes and two larger ones; one Kutani cup, and

Comprising of two large bowls and one plate. One bowl with multicolor designs hand painted under the glaze and gold painted details on top of the glaze; alternating panels of garden scenes with phoeni

Pair of Chinese Covered Bowls, probably early 20th century in date, emulate Japanese Imari porcelains with a palette of blue, red and gold. Painted motifs of flowering plum branches and bats, symbolic