Japanese cloisonne plate decorated with two cranes and

Japanese cloisonne plate decorated with two cranes anda butterfly amid flowers on a pink ground.Circa 1900.Diameter 12 inches.

JAPAN, 20TH CENTURY A collection of three Japanese Cloisonne enamel articles. The lot includes a large charger decorated with cranes and two plates, one with a dragon the other a bird with flowers. Di

Two Japanese cloisonne enameled plates, to include one decorated with a fish and black border with butterflies and floral design, and one decorated with standing cranes. Larger: 12in diameter.

Japanese cloisonne plate decorated with three Cranes on a blue background.Circa 1900.Diameter 12 inches.(Slight cracks on the front of the plate, see photos).

A Japanese CloisonnÈ Enamel Charger Decorated with two cranes with bamboo and peony set against a blue ground. Meiji Period {Diameter: 18 inches (45.7 cm)}

Japanese ,19-20th C, red closionne plate, decorated with white cranes a rectangular tray, decorated with white and gray birds perched on a twig with flowers, rim encircled with floral patterned band l

20th century Japan Japanese cloisonne enamel charger plate. Decorated with a nature inspired wildlife scene depicting Red Crown Cranes amidst foliage and tall trees and flowering plants with mountains

Crane with Fish, octagonal and White Egrets, round, both 12" diameter late 19th/early 20th century

19th and 20th centuries; four chargers with various bird decoration, 12 in. Diam., and two finch and floral decorated plates, 7 in. Diam.; From the Estate of Austin Tydings

Group of two Japanese cloisonne objects including a lidded urn and a plate. The plate decorated with butterflies among flowers. Inscribed and with a maker's mark along the underside. The urn is decora

A clean design with two pigeons in the center, one white, one black. To their left, a mark. The back of the plate decorated scattered cherry blossom blooms on a grey ground. L: 11 1/2 in.

DESCRIPTION: A Lot of three Japanese Cloisonne articles include two vases decorated in red enamel, lotus flowers and peonies. The plate features a ruffled border design decorated at the center with le

DESCRIPTION: Fourteen pieces of cloisonne-including vases (including two red nanako ginbari), boxes, plates, and, bowls-each decorated with birds, flowers, and/or foliage. Dimensions and piece count a

Four Japanese Black Ground Cloisonné Vases each of baluster form, one decorated with sinuous dragons, one with cranes, the other two with flowering wisteria.  Height of largest 12 3/8 in.,

Vintage Yugoslavian carved wood wedding cup, Japanese lacquer crane decorated box, pewter two handled dish, Williamsburg reproduction pewter, and Lafayette Club 1898-1998 100th Anniversary plate.

A large Japanese charger plate from the Meiji period, 1868 to 1912. The charger is made of metal, possibly bronze, and decorated with an intricately detailed cloisonne enamel scene depicting flowers a

A group of two Japanese cloisonne boxes. Late Edo period. ++ Ovate form covered box. Brown ground with clear goldstone enamel design. Decorated with red-crowned crane (tanchozuru) flying over waves sc

Four Japanese Cloisonné Chargers comprising two blue-ground examples, the larger painted with a flying crane, the smaller showing butterflies amongst lotus; a black-ground centerpiece decorated w

One decorated with cranes, the other signed and decorated with flowers, early 20th c., heights 5 and 3.75 inches.

Two Japanese enameled vasesOne tree bark vase decorated with a hawk amidst leaves, the other an Ando studios cloisonne enamel vase decorated with cranes, the propeller makers mark incised to the alloy

Movement ‘Japanese Stork’’ Pattern Plates c.1875, designed by Christopher Dresser, each with a broad 22ct gilt border decorated with flying crane, a central panel with edges of waves with a sing

comprising: a notched-rim plate, enamelled and gilded with cranes in a bamboo groove with flowering peonies; together with a lobbed deep bowl, decorated to the interior and exterior with figures, the

Japanese cloisonne plate decorated witha butterfly and flowers.Circa 1900.Diameter 11 3/4 inches.

An early Meiji period Japanese cloisonne plate decorated with a central rectangular medallion with rounded corners depicting three ducks near the reservoir, surrounded by a skillfully detailed design