EDO PERIOD IMARI PORCLEAIN BALUSTER VASE

Late 18th century, decorated with two reserves, each with a bird of paradise and other floral elements h. 24-1/4 dia. 14 in. Provenance: Collection of a NYC gentleman n.b. Not all items are on display

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

East Asia, Japan, Edo period, early to mid 19th century. A magnificent and quite sizeable Japanese Imari vase of a baluster form, beautifully decorated with four panels featuring women in a garden set

A 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IMARI BALUSTER VASE painted with a twin handled censer encased within extensive foliage and vines. 38 cm high.

A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY JAPANESE EDO PERIOD IMARI PORCELAIN VASES painted with foliage and vines. 25 cm high.

Large Imari Vase - Likely Edo Period - 17 inches tall x 8

Large Imari Vase - Likely Edo Period - 16 inches tall x 8

Japanese Imari jar, Edo period (1600-1868), with a wide band of flowering chrysanthemums and peony below a shoulder band with floral panels, chips to rim and underfoot, pitting, 7"h, 1.25lbs Start Pri

12 inch Tall Imari Vase - Likely from the Edo Period

Imari shoulder vase, Japan, Arita, Edo period(1603-1868), 1st half 19th c., Porcelain with cobalt blue underglaze, iron red onglaze painting and gold color, wide flower vase ribbed in the shape of cha

The baluster form vase with traditional iron red, cobalt blue and gilt gold decoration, unmarked, circa late 19th century. Measures 12 x 6 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and ship

Pair Imari porcelain bottle vases, ex Christies, Likely Edo Period (18th c.), floral decoration with central medallions, unmarked, auction sticker to underside of one vase, 12.25"h x 6"w Provenance: A

Pair Japanese Large Imari Porcelain Temple Vases 23''x15'' Each. Blue underglaze with polychrome and gilt blossoming chrysanthemum flowers. Excellent condition. 18th century, Edo period.

A GOOD EARLY JAPANESE BLUE & WHITE KO- IMARI / ARITA PORCELAIN VASE, the vase possibly edo period, with later added white metal fitted mountings, the vase 9.5cm high

JAPANESE MEIJI / TAISHO-PERIOD IMARI PORCELAIN VASES, LOT OF SIX, each of baluster form, having underglaze blue designs with polychrome hand-painted decorations with floral motifs including&

A tall Japanese Imari porcelain vase, Meiji Period, the baluster form with a wide petal form collared rim, the body with dragon shield form reserves alternating with fan reserves decorated with a pair

A LARGE EDO PERIOD JAPANESE BRONZE MOUNTED VASE AND COVER domed lid surmounted by a large gilt finial above a baluster body with four panels, each painted with foliage and chrysanthemums amongst a pro

Large Imari porcelain covered jar, ex-Christie's, Edo Period (18th c.), octagonal lidded baluster jar with bird, waterfall, and floral decoration, highlighted with gilding, unmarked, auction sticker l

Japanese Imari porcelain table lamp, circa late 19th c. Edo period to early 19th c. Meiji period, 12" high x 5" vase that was later converted into a lamp, 26" high overall lamp size

A Japanese Imari Porcelain Vase and Platter Late Edo or early Meiji period, 19th century, porcelain hand painted in Imari palette, includes a scalloped rim oval platter with thick bands of alternating

A JAPANESE LATE EDO/EARLY MEIJI PERIOD SATSUMA POTTERY VASE WITH POLYCHROME ENAMEL AND GILT DECORATION, CIRCA 1860-1900, of baluster form with shaped handles, decorated with richly clad children at pl

Each of lobed baluster form with domed covers and teardrop finials, decorated with alternating oval cartouches,  with pavilions in flower filled landscapes and chrysanthemums bursting from planters

A pair of large Japanese Imari hall vases probably late Meiji period, circa 1880 the baluster bodies with flared necks and undulating rims, each typically decorated in under-glaze blue and over-glaze