Large antique Imari plate. Japan. Around 1900.

Pair of Imari plates, Japan, probably around 1900, porcelain plates with polychrome glaze painting, peonies and repeat pattern, gold highlights, D 25cm each

Large Imari plate, Japan, probably c. 1900, blue and white porcelain, in the mirror: bird flying into garden with Taihu stones, peonies, chrysanthemums and plum tree, flag with flower medallions in ha

Large Imari plate, Japan, probably c. 1900, blue and white porcelain, fan and shogi tokens with floral and bird motifs and landscape paintings, apocryphal Chenghua hexagram mark, d. 61 cm

Large Imari plate, Japan, probably c. 1900, painted porcelain, rich gold paint, scene from the genji monogatari framed by large pine tree and clouds: nobles in the palace garden, palace ladies behind

Large Imari plate, Japan, probably c. 1900, porcelain with onglaze and underglaze painting, gold paint and scattered gold effects, in the mirror: lady in the pavilion witnesses the fight of dragon and

Four plates, Japan, around 1900, Imari, porcelain, painting in fields in red, blue andgreen, D. each approx. 22cm

Circa 19th century hand painted Imari pieces from Japan. Includes a large 9-1/4" diameter bowl, an 11" charger plate, 4 smaller plates and 2 small bowls. From the collection of Phillip Siebert. SHIPPI

Large Imari plate, Japan, Arita, 19th century, porcelain with underglaze and overglaze painting and gold in typ. colours. In the centre a bouquet of flowers in a vase, at the rim two fields each with

Large Imari plate, Japan, 19th century, blue and white porcelain, in the sea of clouds a unicorn(kirin) looks watchfully towards an incoming fish dragon(gyoryu) across the centre of the plate, mark: N

Large Imari plate, Japan, Arita, c. 1930, porcelain, polychrome glaze colors and gold, central peony blossoms and six pictorial segments with phoenixes over paulownia as well as birds in the garden, r

Pair Large Antique Japanese Imari Scalloped Plates. Decorated with pomegranates and flowers. 12 inches diameter.

Large art nouveau plate, around 1900, copper. In the mirror 3 ornamentally arranged fish swimming around a blossom, on the flag stylized leaves in iteration, d. 39 cm.

Of 19th century. With scene of two women gathering water from a stream while a couple walks along a bridge behind them. Foliate rim. D: 18 in.

A large antique Japanese, late Meiji era, hand enameled porcelain charger plate. The plate is hand painted with Imari decor, an image of bouquet of flowers in a vase, surrounded by floral and foliage

Large antique Japanese imari hand painted plate. Decorated with gold gilt, enamel, trees and flowers. Measures 12 inches in diameter, good condition.

3 Imari chrysanthemum plates, Japan, Arita, c. 1900, porcelain with polychrome glaze decoration of dragons, birds and peony medallions and repeat pattern areas, highlights in gold color, d 21-31cm

ANTIQUE Large Japanese Imari Charger Plate, early 19th C,. 18"

Large Imari plate in chrysanthemum form (rinka), Japan, Arita, 19th century, porcelain with underglaze and overglaze painting and gold in typ. colours. In the centre a bouquet of flowers in a basket,

Pair of large wall plates, Franz Anton MEHLEM, BONN, around 1900, polychrome painting with a capercaillie and a pheasant, signed A. Mündbach (?), decorative edge in gemstone look, Ø 50 cm

This unusually large and gorgeous piece was made around 1900 in Switzerland and features a small second, calendar, and moonphase on a virtually flawless white porcelain enamel dial with Roman and Arab

A large antique imari charger that measures 15.5" round, and an Imari plate measures 10" round.

Japan, early 20th century. A set of six classic Imari design luncheon size plates, one having a hairling crack. Backstamped "Made in Japan". 7.5" diameter

7 pieces; large antique imari bowl (chip), antique satsuma jar, 3 antique small imari plate, antique imari tea cup and 2 Japanese porcelain bowls

Large Partial Table Setting Antique Early 19th Century Spode Imari Plates, marked only 145 in red paint on the bottoms, for the pattern number, the earliest Spode manner of marking its wares. In an Ir