A Chinese Imari Porcelain Charger

early 18th c. Diameter 14 inches.

Large Chinese Imari Porcelain Charger first half 20th century, decorated with peonies partially overlaid with a ribbon grid, within stylized flowerhead borders, the reverse with a scrolling foliate de

early 19th century, unmarked, attractively painted with chrysanthemums and water lilies. 14 in. diameter Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

Large Chinese Imari enameled porcelain charger; with design of fan and foliate shaped panels; one depicting a tiger beneath flowering tree; a phoenix in another; and garden in the third; all reserved

DESCRIPTION: Imari porcelain charger decorated with a central image of floral motifs and images on the lip of a flower vase next to a potted bonsai. Images on lip are surrounded by lattice patterns an

The interior painted with three panels of flowers in circular, fan and flower shape, reserved against elaborate flower and foliage, the bottom inscribed with a six-character mark. 24inch D.

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) Chinese Imari porcelain chargers, decorated with a hand painted central motif depicting a porcelain vase with a floral bouquet and further decorated with cartouches of pheasants am

Chinese Export Imari Porcelain Charger , 18th c., decorated with lotus, finger citron and peonies, base with "B.F. Edwards / 2692 / Collection" and "Geoffrey Waters / London" labels, dia. 13 7/8 in.;

Chinese Kangxi porcelain charger dish decorated with polychrome foliate designs throughout in red, blue, and gold, with gilding along the rim. Two floral sprays accent the reverse of the rim. Marked w

Chinese Verte Imari Porcelain Charger. Painted in Imari colors, green and gold with a dragonfly hovering above a bird perched on a chrysanthemum branch entwined with auspicious fruit and flowers. H: 1

19th Century Chinese export Imari charger. Decorated with blue under glaze, rust red and greens. Center floral design with 6 panel scenes featuring birds, flowers and trees. Underside decorated with f

Chinese Imari type gilt porcelain charger with flowering tree and floral designs to surface; overall good condition; H 2 1/2" x D 17" (approx.)

AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY CHINESE IMARI KANGXI PERIOD PORCELAIN CHARGER, painted to its centre with a European inspired formal floral arrangement, 15.25in diameter.

China, Kangxi period, floral decoration in blue, rouge-de-fer and gold, known as Imari. Restoration. Dim.: 32 cm.

Flower and leaf designs, medallion with pair of gilt serpents supporting a vase with flowers. Small chips.14"Dia.

Chinese gilt Imari type octagonal porcelain charger with flowers and animals to surface; overall good condition; H 2 1/4" x D 17" (approx.)

AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY CHINESE IMARI KANGXI PERIOD ARMORIAL PORCELAIN CHARGER, probably made for the Portuguese market, the flanged rim painted with formal scrolling foliage that incorporates a panel c

Chinese famille verte enameled porcelain Imari type charger with gilt detail, allover floral designs; overall good condition; H 2 1/4" x D 16" (approx.)

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

Two Chinese chargers. Includes (1) 2" x 13" Imari motif charger with gilt accents, and (1) 3" x 14" blue and white Chinese charger with flowing floral blue motif. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will off

A nine piece group of Chinese and Japanese Imari porcelain tablewareIncluding a large charger, bowls, dishes and a bottle vase, some marked to underside.diameter of largest 17 3/4in (45cm) Provenance:

19th Century Imari Chinese export blue and white porcelain charger with blue birds and floral design. Plate has brown rim and the bottom shows a flower design. Very good condition (shows pitting on bo

Signed with Ming mark and decorated with floral center and (3) peacock feather cartouches with guardian dogs. 18 inches.

A LARGE CHINESE MING STYLE BLUE & WHITE PORCELAIN DRAGON & PHOENIX CHARGER, the base with a six-character Xuande mark, 16.6in diameter; together with an early 18th Century Chinese Imari porcelain plat