Japanese Imari Chinese Style Plate Ming Mark

Japanese Imari Chinese Style Plate Ming Mark. Appears in very good overall condition. About 8.75 inches.

Est. $ 250 - 500 Pair of Japanese Imari Plates. Measures 7.25inches across. Late 19th century or early 20th century with apocryphal 15th century Ming reign marks.

Seven Imari plates, to include: three Meiji 7" plates with Fuku mark (all with minor rim chips,) one exceptionally attractive 6" plate with a design of pomegranates and with 4-character Ming mark in u

Large Chinese Imari plate with Ming Dynasty Wanli period mark and pair of unmarked Imari plates. Approx Large plate Diam. 9.875", Pair of unmarked plates Diam. 8.375" Provenance: From the Lifetime Col

KUTANI WARE MING PLATE, IMARI CHARGER, AND VINTAGE JAPANESE BOWL, LARGEST 4"H X 9.5 DIA.. (V 221)

Bell shaped vase, with molded and painted panels of tigers and dragons, decorated with female figures, fans, feathers, and flowers, with gilt accents. Imitation Ming Chenghua mark, probably Meiji. Lig

Chinese Ming style blue and white plate, centering a spray of daylilies surrounded by a meander border, the underside with a blue underglaze six character Xuande mark, 1.75"h x 8"w.

Japanese Meiji Cloisonne Hu Vessel 8''x4.5''. A polychrome Chinese-style enameled archaic form vase with dragon and foo lion motif. Ming style mark on bottom. Excellent condition. 19th century, Meiji

A Chinese Ming style yellow glazed floral-rim porcelain plate, [Da ming Hongzhi nian zhi] mark, 6.8x1.3 in (17.5x3.5 cm). Provenance: from the collections of Mrs. Allce Marie Hazell (1935-2017). Shipp

3 Chinese Imari style porcelain plates / bowls. Each holds four character calligraphy mark to underside. Largest measures 7 1/2" (19cm) diameter.

For your consideration is a massive 12 1/4" Japanese Daishoji Imari bowl. This fantastic bowl is marked on its reverse in a Chinese style 6-character mark reading "kigyuoku houtei no chin" or "rare pr

Set of Eleven Japanese Kenjo Porcelain Plates, Dai Ming Manreki Nen Sei, Imari or Arita, Mid-Nineteenth Century. Comprising three 8 in. plates and eight 8.75 in. plates, each painted with a bird perch

A group of two Chinese Imari patterned porcelain plates. Blue, red, and green enamel with gilt highlights over white ground depicting floral motifs. Six character Ming mark in blue on base. 7 1/8" dia

A scalloped Imari style plate decorated with vases with flowers and birds. The bottom has a 6-character mark and a 1-character maker's mark. Dimensions are: 1 3/4 inches tall X 10 1/4 inches wide. All

(3) Chinese porcelain plates, one Ming style yellow glazed shallow bowl, one Ding Yao with embossed dragon, one orange glazed shallow bowl with fluted rim, extensive caligraphy to front & mark to base

Chinese Han style green glazed pottery plate with silver like metal decoration (damage, 4"Hx16.4"dia), and an antique Japanese imari plate (1.5"Hx8.6"dia)

(lot of 16) Chinese Ming style porcelain plates and bowls, flowing cobalt blue underglaze, stylized lotus and ling zhi fungus motifs, many with blue "shop marks," largest bowl: approx 3"h, 6.5"diam; 8

Group Chinese and Japanese Imari porcelains, 19th/20th c., (8) pieces, incl. a charger, with Chenghua style six character mark, rectangular tray with scalloped edge, a pair of small footed dishes, a s

A Chinese Ming Wanli style porcelain plate, [Fan wen] mark, 4.5x23cm. Provenance: Property from the private Jian Family Collection. Chengrong Jian (簡成榮 1856-1936) was born in a ri

A grouping of three pieces of Japanese porcelain to include a plate with fish motif and seal mark on back, an Imari-style plate with forest motif, and a dragon bowl. Largest: 14-1/2in diameter.

Each exterior is decorated with dragons, interior center with a pair of cranes, outer edge is surrounded by Bagua symbols, six characters Jiajing mark at the base, D: 20.7cm 明風格 &

Signed with Ming mark and decorated with floral center and (3) peacock feather cartouches with guardian dogs. 18 inches.

A 19TH/20TH CENTURY JAPANESE CLOISONNE TRIPOD CENSER & COVER, decorated in a Chinese style with buddhistic lions and scrolling lotus, the base bearing a ‘Da Ming’ mark, 4.3in high overall.

To include a pair of Imari-style gilt painted porcelain plates with scalloped edges and mark on back, and a blue and white dish with tree decoration and marks on back. Largest: 6in diameter.