Asian Imari Porcelain Ginger Jar,

Asian Imari Porcelain Ginger Jar, hexagon, floral, 10 1/2", signed.

Shelf #8 - (2) Gold Imari porcelain ginger jars with wood stands, metal mounted Asian porcelain dish, engraved brass cigarette jar, Dru blue enamel divided casserole

4 items total. Asian Porcelain Hand painted Ginger jars with lids and Asian mahogany toned wood stands., cobalt blue, orange and gilt flowers inside Asian cartouches. Gilt finials have faded. Vessel m

ASIAN: Six mixed porcelain, including: Imari ginger jar, 7 3/4" h.; Japanese satsuma round covered box with gilt design, makers mark at base; blue and white platter with shaped rim, marked "170" at ba

Two pieces of Asian porcelain. To include an Imari porcelain plate and a Chinese blue and white porcelain ginger jar with wood lid. Plate: 11 in diameter. Jar: 12 in tall.

Two Asian porcelain decorated vessels, Imari-style. From 303 E. 57th Street NYC. [Largest: 10" H]. In good condition.

(7) Pcs decorative Asian porcelain, c/o pair of Imari ginger jars (8" h, one with repaired lid), Chinese covered jar with exotic birds & flowers (13" h), Chinese Famille Jaune bowl (4-1/2" dia x 2-1/4

Asian style porcelain including small ginger jar with lid, large jardinere with chop seal, Imari vase (approx 10" H), hand painted porcelain panel in wood stand and Blue Willow cups (2) and saucers (4

Comprising a Chinese black basalt teapot with dragon spout, a Thousand flowers tea caddy and ginger jar (jar and lid with hairline crack), an Imari palette vase with applied reticulation, a small Raku

China and Japan, 20th century. Ginger jar, 6"h., cup, small bowl with green interior (rim roughness and hairline), bowl or cup with dragon and holder, and Imari bowl with blue interior. 2.75"h. 7.5"d.

2 Imari plates, 1 small bowl and 1 ginger jar. Tallest: approx. 5 1/2".

Shelf #6 - (4) Pcs Asian porcelain, c/o (2) hat stands (one drilled for lamp), ginger jar (missing lid), Japanese Imari charger, 3-pc blue & white rice pattern cup, saucer & lid

Underside reads GOLD IMARI HAND PAINTED. Also label for Japan, Japanese porcelain, Asian arts and crafts, asian decorative arts, orientalism, orientalia, Contains tones of red, blue,green, gold, pink,

Kang Xi, circa 1710; rouge de fer phoenix, Qilin, and floral decoration, with early turned wood lid, 9 in. H., 8 in. Diam.

A pair of antique lidded porcelain ginger jars featuring two blue double rings on the underside. The ginger jars feature hand painted designs throughout the bodies and lids. Pieces are primarily yello

Antique Asian Porcelain Ginger Jar. Tight hairline, no top Measures 7 inches in diameter by 7 1/2 inches tall

Painted and glazed lidded porcelain, 9” tall, 10” diameter.”, retains remnants of export label.

Ginger jars have intricate bird and floral detail with tones of light blue, gold, royal, white, and aqua. Both jars include lids. One jar appears to be slightly taller than the other. Both appear to h

Pr Large Chinese Asian Porcelain Ginger Jar. Lidded. Birds with flowers. Calligraphic characters on back.-- Dimensions: H: 11.5 inches: W: 9 inches --- US Shipping charge: $50

Lovely celadon light blue hand painted Asian Porcelain vessel, stamped on underside with Chinese characters in Red ink. Pitted pottery, an indication of age. Depicts mountains, cherry blossom trees, h

Japanese. Two piece Imari palette porcelain group comprising: a baluster vase and ginger jar or tea canister, both having gilt floral decoration on wooden stands. Both unmarked. Approx. h. 14.5", dia.

Vessel is vintage. Piece is porcelain. Vase is white with intricate geometric & figural detail. Piece measures approx 16.5 inches tall 9 inches wide. Vase, vessel, ginger jar, Asian porcelain, orienta

DESCRIPTION: Antique Chinese porcelain ginger jar converted into table lamp with Imari, floral and medallion patterns, fitted with brass light socket and wood carved base. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Ch

Asian Blue/White Porcelain Ginger Jar Vase as Lamp decorated with Pagoda buiding by the sea, on wooden base(SMAI5128)(MM).Property Title: Property from the family estate of the late Samford and Doroth