Large Imari porcelain Dutch East India style octag

Dutch East India Company VOC Ceramic Porcelain Large Bowl or Charger, marked "VOC" for Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie. Approximately 15.5W x 3.25H in.

A large celadon porcelain water basin / centerpiece bowl. Unsigned....most likely the Dutch East India Company. The basin with scalloped edge is decorated in underglaze blue. The central roundel featu

Large Japanese Arita Export Footed Porcelain Bowl, 18th c., made for and exported by the Dutch East India Company, the interior with blue underglaze floral and bird decoration and the insignia "VOC,"

Large Japanese Arita Export Footed Porcelain Bowl, 18th c., made for and exported by the Dutch East India Company, the interior with blue underglaze floral and leaf decoration and the insignia "VOC,"

20th Century, Blue Iron Red And Gilt On Reeded Body, Birds In Reserve, Height 30.5, Diameter 15 Inches, Inside Lip Of Lid Missing Portion, See Photos For Condition.

Pair of Large Imari Style Porcelain & Bronze Ram's Head Detail 10 Light Candelabras. 19" Dia. 33 1/2" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPIN

11 pieces, some marked. Dimensions: H 3.5" x D 9" (largest bowl) Condition: Some chips to base of pedestal dish. Fracture to hexagonal dish. Light glaze wear overall.

LARGE IMARI-STYLE PORCELAIN BOWL, 20TH C., H 4.75", DIA 16" An Imari-style bowl having overall floral decorations. No markings on the underside. Provenance: Property of a Grosse Ile, MI estate.

Large Vintage Imari Style Porcelain Footed Jardiniere. Inscribed on the bottom side. Measures 7-5/8" x 10-3/4". Condition: Good condition. Estimate $50.00 - $150.00 Domestic shipping Third party

likely Fukagawa. 18" height x 14.5" diameter

Depicting Japanese Imari style flowers and pheasants in red, blue, green and gold coloration. Weight - 7lbs 4.4oz. Good condition. Weight: 7.3 lbs #Imari #JapanesePorcelain Dimensions: 2.25"H x 18.25"

The Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie A Japanese Arita blue white porcelain Flask 18 c A Dutch East India Company Measures 6.5 x 6 x 2 3/4"

18th C. Chinese porcelain bowl, exported by the Dutch East India Company in a ship which struck a rock and sank in 1752. Recovered in 1985 and sold to Christie's, where it was auctioned off. Blueish '

Pair large Chinese Imari-style enameled porcelain jars; of high shouldered ovoid forms, with figural panels of a lady with floral cart, amid textile patterned grounds; the domed and flared covers with

Large porcelain bowl, Imari style bowl is 12" in diameter,, height is 5.5" is decorated in red, blue & gilt, in good condition.

Three Japanese export Imari nesting bowls with the Nanban 'Black Ship' designs made popular in the time of the Dutch East India Company. Red-haired 'foreigner' figures with long feet and 17th C. garb

A LARGE JAPANESE IMARI STYLE POLYCHROME ENAMELED PORCELAIN FISH BOWL, 20TH CENTURY, of tapering circular bud form and traditional enameled colors, with a flat rim with a continuous band of triangular

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

Large antique Japanese Imari style hand painted porcelain bowl. Features a floral and orange trim with figures young scholars children in center with cherry blossom trees. Exterior of the bowl depicts

Japanese Imari charger with center well featuring painted carnation style flora and blue leaves. Surrounded by cartouche forms, with peasant and cherry blossom trees alternating with a rose flower mot

Vintage Japanese Imari Style Porcelain Resting Cat Figure along with Winterling Germany Porcelain Cat Figure. Larger Figure is Unsigned. Ear on Large Figure is Shaved Down or else Good Condition. Larg

A collection of Chinese blue and white, famille rose and Imari style porcelain, 18th C. Dia.: 31 cm (the large plate)

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: East India Isles [and Birman Empire] A large map of the Dutch East Indies, Indochina and the Philippines. "Pinang" (Penang), "Bankok" (Bangkok), "Manilla" (Manila), and the Strai

A pair of East Asian-style porcelain lidded vasesMid/late 20th centuryEach stamped to the underside bearing an apocryphal reign mark for Qianlong Period (1736-1795)Each large vase with guardian lion f