A Japanese Arita Porcelain Dish

A Japanese Arita porcelain dish / bowl. Underglaze and overglaze enamel decoration depicting herons / egrets within a landscape setting. Gilt scalloped edge bowl measuring 5,75" diameter, 1.75" high.

Pair of Japanese Arita Porcelain Dishes 20th century, each of oval, ribbed form, tapering to higher points at either end, decorated to the interior with a phoenix above foliate sprays, the exterior wi

Set of mostly Japanese Arita porcelain dishes and bowls. Comprising of 3 round dishes, 6 rectangular dishes, 5 bowls, and one Imari plate. From 4.75" to 8.625" across.

Monumental Japanese Arita Imari Porcelain Dish, Late Meiji or Taisho Period. Painted and gilt in the center with a roundel enclosing a dragon chasing the fiery pearl, surrounded by three panels depict

late 18th century; with stylized carp, floral, and character decoration, underglaze blue mark, 8 in. Diam.

Wonderful dish is believed to be of Japanese origin. Porcelain is hand painted cobalt flowers with iron red accented leaves. It is marked on the bottom with unknown signature. Measures 5" x 8"

6 Japanese Antique Arita Porcelain Dishes in Kakiemon-style includes 4 fluted dishes, a blossom-shaped dish and octagon-shaped cup. The large fluted dish is undecorated; three are decorated with the h

(4) Japanese Arita blue/white porcelain dishes, 19th/20th c., scalloped rims, blue underglaze marks, 8"dia. Provenance: Christie's, NY

All of these pieces are vintage Japanese porcelain that include Arita Imari with one piece from Aoki Brothers and two pieces unmarked.  All measure from 4 x 5 to 2.5 x 7

(lot of 3) Japanese Arita ware porcelain deep dishes,, blue and white with color, of graduated sizes, decorated with plum blossoms and chrysanthemums, base marked "Aoki", largest: 10.75"dia

Five Japanese Porcelain Arita Dishes, probably late 19-early 20th century in date, are oval, fluted dishes used for soy sauce or other condiments. Small plants, perhaps herbs are painted in cobalt blu

A GOOD JAPANESE EARLY ARITA BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN DISH, circa 1700, its centre painted with two peacocks in a garden setting of flowers and rockwork, the base with three spur marks, 8.75in diameter.

A LARGE ARITA HIZEN PORCELAIN DISH Signed Hizen AritaJapan, first half of 20th centuryThe large dish finely decorated with polychrome enamel painting depicting geometrical images and scrolling floral

Japan, 18th/19thC, Edo period, Arita molded porcelain, imari decoration, reserve with Dutchman, ying yang, deer, decorated back, chip on the edge, mark on the base. Signs of use. Dish size: 21.5cm. ;

-VTG JAPANESE COBALT BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN DISHES -Chinese blue and white glazed porcelain plates-A pair of Japanese Arita lobed dish (2)-Size: 6"JR 10/28

Pair Japanese blue and white porcelain dishes, 19th/20th c., probably Arita, 8"dia.

Two porcelain round scalloped dishes with raised sides, painted in enamel blue, oxblood red, green, and puce with gilding. Japanese style pattern based on Arita prototype with four panels radiating fr

Japanese Blue and White Porcelain Plate, probably late19th century in date, is from the Shida kiln near Arita. A dragon dominates the decorative scheme with the head predominately placed as he flies a

This beautiful porcelain dish is from the Meiji Period and is early 19th century. Beautiful iron red and cobalt blue glazes, typical with Arita Imari. Marked on the underside Fuki Choshun meaning Weal

To include Japanese Arita blue & white dish in the form of a fish, with Chinese Ming Wanli reign mark to base. Also Chinese blue and white covered bowl with 'double happiness' marks with clouds, possi

Asian Pottery, Porcelain, Enamel and Cast Iron Object Assortment Approximately (51) items including Japanese cast iron tetsubin teapot, dishes including Japanese Arita ware kakaimon and Kyoto ware, Ch

3 Japanese Imari Porcelain Dishes are fine examples of Ko-Imari dating from the late 17th-18th century. The Arita kilns produced the blue and white porcelains for export. One of the dishes is decorate

Pair of Japanese Imari Porcelain Dishes are fine examples of Ko-Imari or "Old Imari" made in the Arita kilns from 1680-1700. Created for export, the porcelains were desirable in Europe and lat

Description: A group of primarily Asian decorative objects in cluding a cinnabar style lidded box, a Japanese porcelain double gourd vase, an Arita ware dish decorated with a catfish, a Southeast Asia