JAPANESE NABESHIMA PORCELAIN DISH

Japanese Nabeshima Porcelain Dish, probably 19th century in date, is decorated with the hagi, bush clover, and chrysanthemums evoking the late summer-early autumn seasons. They are painted in the Nabe

19th cen, measures 8.3" in diameter

Japanese Nabeshima Porcelain Dish, probably late 19th-early 20th century in date, is distinguished by a ribbon design over a background of bands of stylized waves. The colors--blue, green,yellow and r

Japanese Nabeshima Porcelain Dish, Low bowl form on circular foot, the bowl interior decorated with squashes and beans on vines with small blossoms in blue, iron red, turquoise and yellow. Dimensions:

water plant decoration executed in underglaze blue and overglazed copper red. sold by Gumps in 1940's. diameter 6.25 in. Condition: glaze has contamination from wood firing   

5 Nabeshima Porcelain Dishes, probably early 19th century in date, are decorated with the design of shrimp and water plants, evoking the summer season. The palette--green,blue and red-- is typical of

Two Japanese Nabeshima-Style Porcelain Dishes , probably early 20th c., incl. octagonal, decorated with flowers and textiles, h. 1 7/8 in., w. 14 1/4 in., d. 11 in.; and round, with peony, chrysanthem

Japanese Nabeshima Style Porcelain Footed Dish, scalloped form on short circular foot decorated with white and yellow blossoms on green leaves reserved on a blue and white fretwork ground. Signed with

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

Two Japanese Nabeshima Blue and White Porcelain Dishes, Edo Period, c. 1830-80. Nabeshima ware was made in the Okawachi kiln for use by the Nabeshima clan. In production beginning around 1700, potters

Five assorted porcelain vases and dishes 日本瓷器一组五件 Comprising: two Japanese Nabeshima-style dishes, the larger one depicting jars in waves, berib

Set Early Japanese Hirado Porcelain Dishes 6'' Each. Blue underglaze bonzai tree motifs. One cracked with slight edge chipping. 18th century, Edo period. Imari, Hirado, or Nabeshima like.

meiji period, signed by studio artist Genroku, rare goldfish motif, measures 8.75" w

Japanese Nabeshima Porcelain Plate by Imaemon XI (1873-1948) probably mid-20th century in date, represents the legacy of the Nabeshima kilns established in the 17th century by the Nabeshima clan. The

Japanese Nabeshima Dish, c.1830-60, bowl fom on circular foot, with regular notches around the rim, decorated in underglaze blue with delicate flowering branches, perhaps carnation, the circular foot

JAPANESE NABESHIMA BLUE, YELLOW AND WHITE PORCELAIN SHALLOW BOWLEarly 20th CenturySlightly raised foot. Decoration of a blue tree bearing yellow fruit.Height 2.5”. Diameter 8”.Provenance:

(lot of 3) Japanese Nabeshima blue-and-white porcelain plates, Edo period, depicting a pair of sparrows flying over the bamboo branch, 8"dia

Japanese Nabeshima Dish, c.1830-60, flared bowl form on circular foot, decorated in underglaze blue and yellow with stylized leaf scrolls centering blossoms in overglaze iron red. With comb pattern on

Japanese Porcelain Dish. L 16 cm,

In the Imari palette. L: 12 1/2 in. (32 dm.)

Japanese Nabeshima Kozara Dish by Imazumi Imaemon XIII, (Japanese, 1925-2011) The circular low dish on small foot decorated with a Camellia floral sprig in underglaze blue and green with yellow and ir

Japanese Porcelain Dish, probably late 19th-early 20th century in date, is decorated with a peony branch painted in persimmon-colored enamel over the glaze. The base is stamped; inscription reads TBC

Japanese Porcelain Dish, late 19th c., the blue and white shallow dish with a central reserve of blue underglaze surrounded by a motif of bats and ruyi clouds, a six-character maker's mark on the unde

Twentieth century. Hand decorated, mostly in blue and white. Three have underglaze blue marks. Footed dish with celadon glaze, 6"d. and two plates with scalloped rims, 9", 9.25"d. Two are unmarked. He