Japanese Imari porcelain charger with foliate rim

Japanese Imari porcelain charger with foliate rim. dia. 12 1/2in.

Large Japanese Imari porcelain charger, in the Chinese taste with central phoenix and foliate decoration and lappet style vignettes to the border. The underside with cobalt stylized rim and geometric

An oversized Japanese Imari porcelain charger offers hand painted reserve with pagoda, fan, garden landscape, dragon, scroll and foliate elements, gilt all-over highlights, en verso with rim scroll de

19/20th Century Japanese Imari Porcelain Charger. Unsigned. Rubbing to Rim Otherwise Good Condition. Measures 18-1/2 Inches Diameter. Shipping $145.00

A vintage possibly antique? Japanese Imari porcelain scalloped rim charger having hand painted floral designs throughout with heavy iron red and cobalt blue grounds. Measures approx. 15 3/4" diameter

(2) Japanese Imari porcelain chargers, unmarked, c/o scalloped rim with urn of flowers in center &, stylized birds border (12-3/8" dia), birds in landscape reserves (12" dia)

Two Japanese Imari porcelain chargers. Circular forms with scalloped rims, multicolor floral decoration with Gilded detail. Unmarked. Minor wear to decoration overall, one with 1/4" chip at rim. Up to

1st item: Japanese Imari porcelain charger having central blue and white foliate medallion; alternating vignettes of figural landscape and foliate, bird, and insect design; and concentric blue circles

19/20th Century Japanese Lobed and Scalloped Imari Porcelain Charger. Unsigned. Rubbing to Rim Otherwise Good Condition. Measures 18 Inches Diameter. Shipping $145.00

A Large Japanese Imari Porcelain Charger, late 20th century27 inches diameter (68.6 cm) Th

Japanese Imari charger, Edo period, a blue carp in the center surrounded by flowers and water swirls within a foliate rim, marked on the base, 15"dia

wide shallow form, decorated in the imari palette with gilt highlights, center with geese flying against a crescent moon over flowers, floral and foliate borders,ÿmarked "RRR/Clemson, SC" on base, 3-

Antique Japanese Edo Period Imari porcelain charger; centering a floral medallion; framed by scrolling foliate designs; D: 18 1/2" (approx.); wood stand

Of oval shape, the interior centre enameled with a panel depicting scene of flowers, grass, brook and animals, the rim with four flower reverses divided by medallions of flowers and bats, the exterior

Collection of Japanese Imari Porcelain, Meiji Period (1868-1912), variously decorated, incl. 3 foliate rim bowls (pair and single), dia. 6 7/8 in. and 6 in.; 3 covered bowls (pair and single), h. 3 1/

flying Phoenix and floral decor, scalloped, 15" diameter, circa 1890, small rim chip.

DESCRIPTION: Large Japanese Imari porcelain charger decorated with a blue and iron red patterned rim with floral motifs. The center decorated with a hand painted landscape scene, with a pair of birds,

This gorgeous porcelain charger is of Japanese origin. Appears to be Meiji Period Imari with iron red and green with gold accents. Nicely decorated on outer rim, unsigned. Measures 12" across

Remarkable mid century porcelain is of Japanese origin. Large charger with landscapes and pheasants around the rim with a dragon and clouds in the center. Marked on back, believed to say Imari. Measur

DESCRIPTION: Large Japanese Imari porcelain charger decorated with a blue and white patterned rim, and two polychrome landscape scenes. On the right side there is a bird on a tree scene, with surround

DESCRIPTION: Large Japanese Imari porcelain charger decorated with a blue floral motif at center. The wide rim decorated with a hand painted landscape scene, with birds, foliage, and repetitive ornate

14 3/4" diameter, with birds, fish, flowers and more, open work on medallions along the rim, excellent.

One measuring approx 12" diameter and smaller one measuring approx 10.5" diameter (note two rim chips, see photos). Unmarked late 19th early 20th century.

(2) Japanese Imari porcelain chargers, c/o pineapple & butterfly in center (12" dia, hairline crack), scalloped rim (12-1/8" dia, some wear to paint)