Group of 4 Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates

Group of seventeen Japanese Imari porcelain plates; each slightly shallow with scalloped rimes, depicting various bird, floral and landscape designs;; D: 9 1/4" (largest)

A "Black Ship" bowl made for the Dutch market, and two koi decorated plates, all 19th century. Dimensions:The bowl is 10" in diameter and 3 1/2" tall, each plate is 9 3/4" in diameter.

with seal mark to underside and sticker "Made in Japan"; comprising: six plates (10 1/4" diameter); eight plates (6 1/4" diameter); six plates (7 1/2' diameter); one bowl with cover (5" diameter); tog

Group of (5) Pieces of Japanese Meiji Period Imari Porcelain, incl: Octagonal tray with pierced rim, fan motif decoration, 7 1/2" x 9 1/4", small hairlines around rim openings; Leaf shaped plate, bird

Comprising 6 Amherst Japan shallow bowls and 7 unmarked plates, 13 pieces total. Chips, wear, cracks. The largest: 10-1/4"dia

Group of Japanese Imari & Other Asian Porcelains & Pottery (18 pcs.)(DMAS7544/18)(WT) Measurements:Largest Charger: 11 1/4" Dia. Smallest Plate: 4 1/2" Dia. Tallest Satsuma Vase: 6" H Property Title:F

Seventeen Various Antique Japanese PorcelainsGroup of seventeen various antique Japanese porcelains, including: Imari, Kutani and Arita ware bowls and plates; L: 11 3/4" (largest)

Japanese Porcelain Group, includes: Imari 8 5/8"d plate with blue Foo lion center (two small edge chips), two small Imari four sided dishes, 5" x 4 1/2"), two small round Imari dishes; and four small

Group of (23) Pieces of Hand Painted Imari Porcelain, incl: (1) Oval platter with scalloped rim, 13 1/4" x 11"; (9) 8 1/2" diam. plates; (10) Bowls, 2" high, 6" diam.; and (3) Rice bowls, 2 1/2" high,

JAPANESE IMARI JAR H:9.5in(24.1cm) W:9in(22.8cm) JAPANESE IMARI DISH H:1 3/4in(4.4cm) W:8 1/4in(20.9cm) X 6.5in(16.5cm)A Japanese imari plate. H:1 1/2in(3.8cm) D:8.5in(21.5cm) A Japanese imari plateH:

Set of 4 Japanese Imari porcelain plates, centered with a cobalt blue lotus medallion framed with alternating reserves of shi-shi and phoenix. Hand painted lotus on the underside rims. Stamped. Meiji

A Group of Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates Meiji period (1868-1912), porcelain plates hand painted in the Imari palette with Japanese textile patterns, birds in landscape vistas, and flora, includes a

DESCRIPTION: Four Japanese Imari porcelain plates, including one charger, featuring floral, foliage and bonsai tree motifs and each completed with gilt accents. The smallest plate features an octagona

Group of 4 Japanese Imari Plates, fine decoration, bright enamles. Appear to be signed on the bottomSize: 11 in. diameter

Group Three Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates

4 Japanese Imari style porcelain plates (7.25"dia - 9.5"dia), and a Japanese hand painted kutani vase (12.1"Hx7.25"dia)

Beautiful hand painted Large 12 1/4" Japanese Imari Porcelain Charger Plate. In great condition.

A Group of Thirteen Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates late 19th or early 20th century, porcelain hand painted with various Japanese motifs and designs in imari palette of iron red, cobalt blue and gilt.

A Group of Three Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates, 19th/20th Century, Together with two stoneware teacups. Largest dimensions: dia: 19 1/2 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese His

A Group of Five Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates, Meiji Period. Largest dimensions: dia: 9 3/8 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (1972-2005).

Seventeen Japanese Imari PlatesGroup of seventeen Japanese Imari porcelain plates; each slightly shallow with scalloped rims, depicting various bird, floral and landscape designs (some minor chips and

Group of four Japanese old Imari porcelain plates, with three wood stands, hand painted in gold and coral red colors popular late 19th subject of flowers. 13.75inch L, 11 inch W (largest plate)

A Group of Japanese Porcelain Imari Plates20th century, porcelain hand painted in Imari palette with textile patterns and bird and flower motifs, includes nine (9) small plates in various shapes. (Lar

Group of ten Japanese Imari plates, porcelain, blue and white with scalloped edges, 12" dia. Provenance: from the Santa Barbara, California and Madison, Connecticut estates of Emily Hall Tremaine, by