A Japanese Imari 'landscape' dish, Edo, 17th C.

Full title: A Japanese Imari 'landscape' dish, Edo, 17th C. Description: Dia.: 33 cm Condition reports (unless otherwise specified above): Please contact us on info@rm-auctions.com to request a condit

Dia.: 52,5 cm

A Japanese blue and white Arita moulded plate and a Kutani dish, Edo/Meiji, 17th and 19th C. Dia.: 30,5 cm - Dia.: 24,5 cm ------ Please request condition reports by e-mail on info@rm-auctions.com or

Antique pair Japanese lidded Imari jars, Possibly Edo Period (17th-19th c.), blue underglaze and gilt and polychrome enameled porcelain, the two baluster vases similarly decorated with panels of flowe

Antique pair Japanese lidded Imari jars, Possibly Edo Period (17th-19th c.), blue underglaze and gilt and polychrome enameled porcelain, the two baluster vases similarly decorated with panels of flowe

Fine Scalloped "Imari" Circular Dish. Japanese, 17th/18th C.

DIMENSIONS APPROX 16.5x12x12CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and res

Title: Antique Edo Period Japanese Polychrome Imari Porcelain Landscape Dish Description: With free form cavetto painting in typical Imari motif with a central circular flora medallion, bordered by a

Blue-and-white plate, with the repetitive floral patterns around the wide rim area, and the Qilin figure amongst the pine tree, possibly Koimari, 18th C, Edo period. Dia. 32 cm (12 1/2 in.); 5.5 cm (2

An antique Japanese copper serving plate with cloisonne enamel decor. Early Edo period, 17th century. Footed round dish with elevated rims. The piece depicts a parrot on a tree branch. The backside is

Dia: 35,5 cm. An interesting Japanese copy of a Chinese Wan-Li example. Opposed to many later productions, this 17th C. Example is a good rendition of the original. Condition: A restored chip with rel

Japanese Ko-Imari dishes, 18th / 19th c., sancai-glazed with rim painted with landscapes and cavetto with a bird and blossom,

Includes: 7.5" rice bowl signed underneath, 8.75" serving bowl and 6.75" small dish. All decorated in traditional Imari patterns with floral and landscape scenes. Condition report: Good, wear commensu

A set of 3 antique Japanese Imari dishes c. 1890s. two are a matching pair, the third is in the shape of a fan. The largest measures roughly 9 x 7 inches.

Japanese "Imari" Dish Late Edo to Early Meiji Circa Period 1800 AD. Large plate depicts design of flowers, coloured glaze. Size: 14" x 14". Ships from LA, CA.

(14) Pcs Japanese Imari porcelain dishes, c/o (4) miniature plates (largest 3-1/8" dia), miniature bowl (2-5/8"-3-1/8" dia), (6) cups ( tallest 2-3/4" shortest 2-1/2"), (2) shakers (2-3/4" & 3-1/2" h)

OYOGO KUNISHIGE: A WAKIZASHI IN KOSHIRAE By Oyogo Kunishige, signed Bitchu Koku Mizuta ju Oyogo Kunishige Japan, early Edo period, 17th century The blade: The slender, gently curved blade with shinog

Japan, Edo Period, ca. 17th century. A fine pair of iron Japanese stirrups profusely inlaid with brass and copper tendrils. MEASUREMENTS Approximate length: 11 inches / 28 cm SHIPPING $55 flat-rate sh

Two Japanese Nabeshima Blue and White Porcelain Dishes, Edo Period, c. 1830-80. Nabeshima ware was made in the Okawachi kiln for use by the Nabeshima clan. In production beginning around 1700, potters

East Asia, Japan, early Edo Period, ca. early 17th century CE. A forged steel katana blade of nice length exhibiting a shinogi-zukuri shape and a shortened (o-suriage) tang set in honzukuri mountings.

The sword with temepered steel blade in excellent untouched condition with clear temper line, very sharp, the handle with snakeskin and cloth wrapping, the tsuba with gold inlay designs, the kashira w

Beautiful scene of an emperor being led through a village. Delicately painted and decorated. Some loss to various portions of the work. Mostly in very good condition. Remounted probably sometime in th

**Originally Listed At $1500** East Asia, Japan/Ryukyu Islands, Edo Period, Ryukyu Kingdom, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A striking lacquered box with mother-of-pearl inlay and goldfoil painting (know

**Originally Listed At $150** East Asia, Japan, Edo period, ca. 1603 to 1868 CE. A finely preserved pair of waraji (sandals) that are formed from rough straw fibers woven around a central fibrous core