Five Japanese Wedgwood "Geisha" Cabinet Plates

10 1/9"d

Estimate: $20-$30 Description: Vintage hand painted Japanese Satsuma porcelain cabinet plate. Japanese Geishas featured doing needlepoint and punting. Dimensions: Appx 8"

Inc .8.25" plate, 7.25" plate, scalloped footed bowl, six 5.5" plates, five 6.5" plates & 7 cups, similar patterns.

Offered here is a most elaborate Wedgwood Cabinet Plate commemorating the 1976 Bicentennial of American Independence of 1776. This limited edition prestige piece is made with five colors of jasper wit

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Movement Cabinet Plates c.1875, each with a celadon ground and a large Japanese style fan against fauna with a different bird to each one; 9 1/2", minor rim repair to one Catalogued and curated by Nic

The plates ferturing Geisha girls in the garden. Marked on the bottem. Five dishes size is 6.25" (D) and one in size 5" (D)

Comprising a tureen, cover and stand, a sugar bowl and cover, a pitcher and two plates; and a rose mandarin dish painted with a domestic view. Together with two Japanese dishes; and a Wedgwood Etruria

circa 1870; modeled after Japanese woodblock print of geisha with stringed instrument, impressed mark, 9 1/4 in. Diam.

Each painted with a different castle painted by A. Holland within a gilt rim and gilt double Greek key borders dia. 10-1/2 in. Provenance: Descended through a Greenwich, CT family estate n.b. Not all

Group of Asian porcelain and pottery items including a Chinese umbrella stand, five Japanese plates and other items. Enamel wear, loss, a few chips. Largest: 17 3/4" high, 8 3/4" wide. Smallest: 7 1/4

Sevres, Chateau de Tuileries. Five cabinet plates comprising a set of four Napoleonic crest plates with putti and gilt, and one portrait plate for Madame de Lambert. Each marked to underside for maker

Twentieth century. All but one marked. Five Japanese plates, chrysanthemum, 8.25"d., children, 7.25"d. and three matching with riverside village scenes, 7"d. Together with a Chinese famille noire plat

A set of five cabinet plates, including peony design, Clematis, butterfly and Windmill. 11in (28cm) diameter. Condition: Good, no chips or cracks

JAPANESE GOLD & SILVER INLAID PORCELAIN PLATES, THREE, DIA 6":Two @ 6", One @ 6.5". Chokin ware Japanese cabinet plates. Flower arrangements. For a high resolution photo

FIVE LLADRO JAPANESE GEISHA PORCELAIN FIGURES - Grouping includes: "Bearing Flowers" #6151 7 1/2" H; "Oriental Lantern" #6231 7 1/2" H; "Oriental Dance" #6230 7 1/2" H; "Playing the Flute" #6150 7 3/4

A Selection of Five Antique Cabinet Platestwo are Royal Vienna style, both with beehive marks, the smaller entitled "Jupiter and Ganymede"; a triangular dish with gold lattice and Bacchus theme figure

Each with sculpted rim, c. late 19th / early 20th century: 1. 8 1/2" plate having a center reserve with a kirin / qilin surrounded by a border consisting of 16 floral panels, some with butterflies, ex

Set of Five Japanese Porcelain Plates late Edo period (1615-1868)/early Meiji period (1868-1912), the red reserve with a blue-and-white qilin on each plate, the roundel surrounded by cranes and sacred

A grouping of five Japanese porcelain plates to include a thousand face plate. Largest: 9-1/2 in diameter.

Five Japanese Satsuma Plate 20TH CENTURY comprising a set of four smaller plates and a larger one centered with a rectangular panel enclosing a landscape scene, reserved on a gilt ground with blooming

Five Japanese blue and white porcelain plates with floral decoration and Wanli six-character marks. 8in diameter. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and international third-par

Sepia on cream with fluted borders "Views of Rome" from 18th C Piranesi Prints, plates circa 1950s. Each plate 10-1/4"d