Matching pair of round Japanese porcelain colored Imari

Title: Pair of Japanese porcelain colored Imari bowls 19th century Size: 12 x 12 x 12 Finely painted, well potted, matching Imari bowls that are true gems. It’s amazing the workmanship involved in m

Pair of matching Japanese Imari porcelain bowls. Featuring alternating red flower and blue with goshu guruma, flower, and bird design with gilt trim throughout. Signed with blue character mark to bott

Colorful, hand potted, hand painted, intricate Japanese porcelain dish with floral arrangements and Japanese fabric designs. A round heavy porcelain plate with alternating panels of rocks and flowers

Pair of matching Japanese Imari shallow porcelain bowls, late 19th century. With red, green, blue, and gilt design surrounding central blue and white medallion, blue and white band at rim. Both bowls

Grouping of Three (3) Japanese Imari Porcelain Covered Jars. Unsigned. Two are a matching pair. Continuous blue and red decorations with flowers, foliage and trees. Tallest measures 14-3/8" H x 7" W,

JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN DIMINUTIVE VASES, LOT OF NINE, each having underglaze blue designs with hand-painted decorations overglaze enamel decorations, including a matching pair having

JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, comprising one matching pairs of dishes, four additional dishes, and two tea bowls, all having polychrome decorations. Unmarked. Second half 19th/early

A large pair of late 19th century Japanese Imari porcelain ginger jars converted to table lamps with matching pleated fabric shades (minor staining). Height to sockets 21".

DESCRIPTION: Two matching Imari porcelain chargers, each decorated with gilt accented birds, flowers, and foliage on the lip framing a central floral motif and finished with floral and foliage motifs

JAPANESE IMARI PORCELAIN ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising two pairs of matching rectangular dishes and one rectangular platter, all with polychrome designs. Unmarked. Second half 19th/early 20th cent

Three Pieces of English Royal Crown Derby Imari Porcelain. Each marked on back. Matching pair with scalloped edge and round serving plate that measures 8.75 inches in diameter.

JAPANESE MEIJI / TAISHO-PERIOD IMARI PORCELAIN ARTICLES, LOT OF TEN, each featuring underglaze blue designs with polychrome decorations, including a pair of matching crescent-shaped div

Pair of ginger jars and matching serving bowl, all hand painted. Finial on one jar lid repaired. Bowl 5"H x 12"-diameter; ginger jars each 15"H

DESCRIPTION: Six pieces of Chinese porcelain. Includes: 1) Pair of Imari scalloped edged and fluted dishes with turtle and crane motif. Each 8-1/2" diameter. 2) Round Imari dish with tapestry and bamb

Japanese. A group of fourteen Imari porcelain plates, including one charger with character stamp on underside, three pairs of matching plates, one pair of matching plates with gilt decoration and c

Japanese porcelain table lamps, Imari palette with floral and foliate motifs, mounted to round wooden bases. Lamp: 13" H.

Pair of MIKASA CHARISMA BLACK L9050, Made in Japan. Round porcelain serving platter, black and white with pastel flowers, 12.5 in. Matching Plastic Thermos/Carafe & Lid. Push button to screw off cap ,

A PAIR OF VERY FINE JAPANESE IMARI VASES AND SATSUMA TEA CADDY, MEIJI PERIOD. The matching porcelain vases finely decorated with cobalt blue red oxide raised enamels and gilt with flared everted rims

Pair of Japanese Porcelain Imari Chargers 19th century, porcelain hand painted with cobalt blue, iron red and gilt with unusual additional palette of green, aubergine, and yellow, these two chargers a

H: 30 cm

H: 33,5 cm

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Japanese porcelain Imari sake cups. Features traditional Imari patterns with rust hued and cobalt hued villages and floral motifs finished with gilded trims and accents. CIRCA:

14.7"ht. foolion and crane motif, meiji period

3 Pairs Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates. Includes a pair with dragon motif 9.5'', chrysanthemum motif 9.25'', and landscape motif 8.25''. Overall excellent condition. 18th or 19th century, Edo period.