Two Japanese Porcelain Vessels

Two 19th C. Japanese porcelain hand-painted vessels, one with cabinet form and one with dragon decoration. Larger: 4-1/2in tall. | Local and NYC curbside delivery details and international third-party

A GROUP OF TWO JAPANESE GILT AND POLYCHROME ENAMEL PORCELAIN IMARI STYLE SERVING VESSELS, CIRCA 1900-1930, comprising a scalloped and ribbed plate with gilt rim, the border with floral blossoms on a b

Four Japanese porcelain colorful vessels with raised designs, comprising two vases and two pitchers. [Tallest: 14" H (with lid)]. As is.

Consists of seven dishes, 7.1/4 in. (18.4 cm.) diam., six bowls, 4.1/2 in. (11.5 cm.) diam., 2.1/2 in. (6.5 cm.) high, and two covers, 4.1/4 in. (10.5 cm.) diam.

2 19th C Japanese Imari Porcelain Bowls & 1 Vessel. This lot includes two 19th century Japanese Imari porcelain bowls with scalloped edges and red, white, and navy as the primary colors, and one small

Two old porcelains: Japanese covered bowl, featuring painted floral designs on a blue ground, signed to base; together with Continental gravy boat with underplate, showing detailed crest and flora; L:

Including horn carved goldfish/carp, glitter glazed kiln-fired vessel, Japanese painted porcelain vase, and Tiffany glass two-handled blown favrile cup (with crack lower half of body), signed LTC no.

Including a Japanese cloisonne on porcelain, marked underneath. Two cloisonne metal vessels. Dimensions: (Tallest) H 14.5" x Dia. 6" Condition: Tallest with small drill hole to side. Other two with so

Late 19th or early 20th century, two porcelain vessels decorated with cloisonne birds and flowers. Dimensions:The smaller example is 4" in diameter and 7" tall, the larger is 7" in diameter and 15" ta

Japanese Satsuma Porcelain Vase. First half 20th Century. The underside signed. The lobed ovoid vessel, with two fruit-form handles, decorated with figures before pavilions in outdoor landscapes. (Con

Comprises a modern set of two orange with black trim glass vases, an orange vase with black handles, and a porcelain vase. Made in Japan. [2" to 5" H].

Two Japanese porcelain vases to include one with floral detail and a smaller vase with painted figure and character marks. Taller: 6in tall.

19th/20th century, comprising: cabinet vase with birds and marsh scene, urn form vase in crackle glaze, enamel and gilt decoration, impressed four character mark to base, 7-1/4 x 5-1/4 in.; studio pot

7 Two Japanese Porcelain Imari Chargers Diameter 18 inches. C

Two Japanese Porcelain Nabeshima Dishes with Ho-o Birds, c. 1830-40, small footed dish decorated in underglaze blue and overglaze iron red with three Ho-o Birds in clouds, with comb pattern on exterio

A pairing of two Japanese porcelain Kenbyo or scholar's table screens to include a celadon example with relief design and a blue and white example with foo dog feet and figural landscape design. Large

Makuzu Kozan two Japanese porcelain vases.Decorated with hanging fruit, leaves and branches.Circa 1900.Artist signed.Tallest height 6 3/4 inches. Largest diameter 6 inches.(Smaller vase cracks to the

Two Japanese Hirado blue and white porcelain Kenbyo or table screens of circular forms, one with foliate design, the other with crane and bat design on a wave-form base. Larger: 5in tall x 5-1/2in wid

Two Japanese Porcelain Plates together with a large blue and white porcelain charger repaired from multiple fragments. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from the Collection of a

Two Porcelain Vessels Laurie Shaman(20th Century) Pictorial Vase with Blackbirds, 2005 glazed porcelain 9 3/8 x 4 7/8 x 2 3/4 in. (23

Both signed in Japanese characters. 11 1/4"h

2 Porcelain Chargers With Fish Decoration. Larger Approximately 10.375W x 1.75H in. Smaller Approximately 9.875W x 1.875H in.

Two Japanese Porcelain Imari Bowls, probably 19th century in date, are formed to resemble blossoms with a tall foot and scalloped rims. Known as mukozuke, they were created for use in a tea ceremony k

DESCRIPTION: Three porcelain vessels: one Satsuma lidded box, one Kutani bowl, and one unmarked lidded censer with a komainu ("foo dog") finial. Box is decorated with images of Buddhist figures and a