Two Japanese Cloisonné Enamel Chargers, late 19

JAPANESE CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL PLATELate Meiji PeriodDecoration of two dragons on a cloud-filled ground. In a silver metal mount with chased edges and a trifoot base.Height 3”. Diameter 8”.

Japanese Cloisonné enamel plate or wall charger, Meiji period. The plate depicts a light blue ground with various colorful flowers surrounding two cranes to center. Colorful scalloped pattern with

PAIR OF JAPANESE CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL BALUSTER VASESLate Meiji PeriodGilt floral, wheel and bird cartouches against a black ground.Heights 10”.

Two antique japanese Imari chargers, late 19th century. Un-signed. Approximate measurements:2.25"H x 18.75" in diameter and 2"H x 16" in diameter

TWO PIECES OF CHINESE CLOISONNÉ ENAMELLate 19th Century1) Lift-top box with five-clawed dragon decoration and four scrolled feet. Height 3”. Top 3.5” x 4.5”.2) Small covered jarl

A lot of two Japanese Ginbari cloisonne enamel miniature vases. Late Meiji period, before 1912. A light blue vase with floral design and a brown vase with two owls. Ginbari is a Japanese cloisonne tec

Two Japanese Blue and White Porcelain Chargers, late Meiji Period, circa 1900, 1) one painted with a stylized mermaid amid waves, 2) the other painted with a peasant lady and her goose, the underside

Framed Japanese cloisonne enamel chargers, (two) chargers, with mirrored images of phoenixes, lotus flower border, speckled ground, chargers examined in frame only, charger: approx 11.75"diam, overall

Chargers late 19th century, the smaller with a landscape covering the interior of the coupe form having two golden cranes flying through, heightened with touches of red and gold, a small red and gold

A Japanese CloisonnÈ Enamel Charger Decorated with two cranes with bamboo and peony set against a blue ground. Meiji Period {Diameter: 18 inches (45.7 cm)}

Five Old & Antique Asian Cloisonné EnamelsFive old and antique Chinese and Japanese cloisonné enamels: vase, box, tripod censer and two hinged boxes; H: 4 1/2" (tallest)

Five Japanese Cloisonne Enamel Chargers 19th/20th Century Diameters 12 to 19 inches.

Late 19th century, each with typical hand painted decoration which include flowers and figures. Dimensions:Each is about 18" in diameter. Provenance:From a Bucks County collection.

Two Japanese Kutani chargers/platters, including one oval with bird designs, and one rectangular with figural panels and marked Kuhn & Co., Yokohama [12" H x 19" W]. Rectangular tray repaired.

DESCRIPTION: Antique Japanese cloisonne enamel charger dish depicting Mount Fuji as a backdrop, chrysanthemum flowers and birds motifs. CIRCA: Late 19th-Early 20th Century ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: W:

late 19th century; floral decoration and fish scale on verso, 12 in. Diam.

An antique Japanese late Meiji era enamel over metal charger plate. The plate is enameled with a polychrome image of naturalistic ducks sitting on branches with blossoming flowers on blue ground made

JAPAN, 20TH CENTURY A collection of three Japanese Cloisonne enamel articles. The lot includes a large charger decorated with cranes and two plates, one with a dragon the other a bird with flowers. Di

A Japanese Silver Necklace, late Meiji periodMarks: (two-character mark)19-1/2 in

A fine Japanese cloisonne enamel charger plate featuring a rounded central medallion depicting two birds among flowers on a turquoise ground bird and a wide multi pattern border. The backside is adorn

A large antique Japanese Meiji period enamel plate charger. The plate is enameled with a polychrome image of two dragons on red ground surrounded by frame with floral and foliage motifs made in the Cl

A LARGE JAPANESE PARCEL GILT AND HAND PAINTED POLYCHROME ENAMEL SATSUMA PORCELAIN CHARGER, SIGNED, LATE MEIJI PERIOD, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, an inverted scalloped rim emphasized with flower hea

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.

A lot of two antique late 19th-century Japanese cloisonne enamel trinket boxes of hexagonal shape. Meiji period, 1868-1912. The design of the boxes consists of flowers and butterflies. Collectible Ori