A collection of Japanese Imari ceramics. Circa 19thC,

Late 19th century, having a Japanese Imari ceramic body mounted in gilt bronze. Dimensions:20.75" H to the top of the socket Provenance:From a Main Line collection.

A Continental Gilt Bronze Mounted Japanese Imari Porcelain Two-Tier Tazza, circa 1890PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF TOM HICKS, DALLAS, TXThe two-tiered tazza with gilt bronze grapevine mounted rims t

Pair of 19th century Japanese hand painted Imari tureens, with lids, circa 1880s, 8" h x 13 1/2" dia. Provenance: Personal Collection of Cheryl Burke From Sarasota, Florida.

COLLECTION OF FOUR JAPANESE DECORATIVE ARTS(1) 19th century porcelain Imari scalloped platter(1) 19th century porcelain Imari small bowl(1) Artist ceramic tile signed Yo Shi and Nagasaki, with origina

Circa 1900. Having bold blue decorated body on white ground in the Japanese Art Deco style. Good overall condition throughout. W17 1/2" D3" Sold from the collection of the French family of Columbus, G

Ovoid form with delicately scalloped bodies and narrow necks. Bold colors with scenes of flowering landscapes and birds of paradise, circa 1860. 17H x 8W. THE SANDRA CLEMENTS IMARI COLLECTION.

The Center Decorated With A Flower Cluster, Circa 1890. 18.5 Diameter. From The Sandra Clements Collection. Bh8892

Circa 1875-1925. No chips, cracks or repairs. The intricate gold gilt work within the interior and exterior of the bowl is 99% intact, including the three-toed dragon. The top gilt gold rim line is al

Circa 1875-1925. No chips, cracks or repairs. Matched set of seven plates, each marked as shown. Each plate measures approx. diameter: 7 1/4" by 1" deep. The condition is excellent.

Circa 1825-1875. No chips, cracks or repairs. Gilt gold rim lines rubbed. Otherwise all seven are excellent. Each slightly lobed plate measures approx. 8 3/4" diameter by 1 1/2" high. More early imari

Circa 1825-1875. No chips, cracks or repairs. Gilt gold rim lines rubbed. Otherwise excellent. Each slightly lobed plate measures approx. 8 3/8" diameter by 1 1/2" high. Early imari in lovely collecto

Circa 1825-1875. No chips, cracks or repairs. Approx, diameter 13 3/8". This one is similar to the next lot.

Circa 1825-1875. No chips, cracks or repairs. Approx, diameter 12 1/8". This one is similar to the previous lot.

Circa 1875-1925. No chips, cracks or repairs. The gold gilt work within the interior remains 95% intact, with slight rubs to the high spots on the rim line. Approx. diameter: 5 1/2" x 3" deep".

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

Approx. 46 cm high. Circa 24 cm in diameter. Glazed ceramic. Buddhist motif depicting Guanyin and Osho. Lush gold decoration. Signs of use due to its age.

Circa 1900s. Provenance: Collection of a Distinguished European Gentleman Dimensions: Width: 5 in.Depth: 4 3/4 in.

Circa 1900, Meiji period. The piece has a nicely decorated blue surface with white ground. Good condition throughout with no restoration detected. W22 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Charleston, So

Japanese, circa 1900, central panel with bird, radiating sections with underglaze blue, orange, and green enameling, 5 x 11 in. Provenance: Private Georgia Collection

Chinese and Japanese porcelain rice bowl, three Asian cups, two Chinese bowls, gilded saucer, two melamine round plates in Imari patterns, a plate in Empress pattern by Takahashi of San Francisco and

Collection Japanese Imari Pattern Porcelain Plates. All different shapes and sizes. Average size approximately 8.5 inches in diameter.

Collection Japanese Imari Pattern Porcelain Plates / Serving Pieces. Largest measures 12.5 inches.

19th and early 20th century. The group includes a wide variety of forms and decorations. Good overall condition. Sold from the collection of an Athens, Georgia gentleman.

2 scalloped bowls. Largest charger approx. 14" D. Largest bowl approx. 9 1/4". Chip to edge of one bowl. Cracks to one bowl.