Japanese Porcelain Plate Charger Signed Birds Flowers

Here is a beautifully painted asian porcelain plate depicting women in a decorative chariot being pulled by a heron and a deer. Butterflies, bird, and flowers decorate the edges of this unique charger

Set of three porcelain charger plates, the interior decorated with scenes of a crane among landscape, a bird moans blooming flowers, or various flowers in basket. 10.75inch D (largest).

Japense Koi Fish Ceramic Porcelain Plate Chargers with Blue and Orange Colored Koi Fish and Lotus Flowers Signed in character on the Back Measuring 16.5" x 16.5" in Good Vintage Condition chinese Out

Asian Famille Noir porcelain charger and plates with polychrome birds and flowers, comprising a charger with impressed character marks and three plates, two marked, "Made in Japan," group of four. Lar

Chinese Porcelain Famille Rose Centerpiece Cabinet Wall Charger Plate Enamel in High Relief Floral Motif Buttflies Birds Butterfly Bird Flower Floral and Flowers Art Nouveau Medallion Pattern Signed i

Pair large Arita porcelain chargers, Meiji Period (19th/20th c.), polychrome enameled and gilt blue underglazed porcelain, each plate elaborately decorated with birds, flowers, and figures in a mounta

Property from the Estate of Murray C. Perlman, Savannah, GA Description: Pair of Japanese Square-Form Porcelain Plates, each depicting birds, flowers and dragons with scalloped edges. Me

Pair of Very Fine Quality Signed Japanese porcelain Satsuma Vases, Birds, Flowers, gilt paint work. Signed to bottom. Good Condition. Measures 14 3/4 inches high x 3 1/2 inch diameter. Total Weight 2,

DESCRIPTION: A 19th century Japanese Imari ware porcelain hand painted plate with bird and flower motifs. Marking on bottom. CIRCA: 19th Ct. ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: D:8.75" CONDITION: Grea

This lot is for a pair of painted porcelain plates of Japanese origin.  Both are bird themed with foliage and have gold painted rims.  Each has a mark, Tashiro Suyama, on the back that appear to be

Japanese Imari Porcelain Charger, painted with vignettes of various birds amid flowers and foliage, dia. 14 7/8 in.

Japanese Imari-style porcelain charger; with flower and bird design; D: 17" (approx.) Condition: wear, minor loss

Japan 19th Century Decorated with vibrant polychromatic depictions of birds, flowers, and landscapes throughout. Smallest 12" dia.Largest 15 3/4" dia.,Porcelain From the collection of a Westport, Mass

DESCRIPTION: Two matching Imari porcelain chargers, each decorated with gilt accented birds, flowers, and foliage on the lip framing a central floral motif and finished with floral and foliage motifs

These gorgeous plates are Japanese Imari. Each is hand painted with full flower vase centers with the traditional Imari designs on the edges with butterflies. Signed on the back, unknown translation.

Large Japanese Imari Painted Porcelain Charger. With hand painted motifs of birds and flowers. Measures 16 inches in diameter.

Set of two collectible Japanese gold Imari porcelain plates painted with flowers and birds. 9.75inch D, 1.75 inch H. (larger)

Set of Eight (8) Bjorn Winblad for Rosenthal Studio-Line "Magic Flute Gold" Porcelain Dinner Plates. Signed and inscribed on bottom side. Decorated with embossed rim, people, birds & flowers inspired

Set of two collectible Japanese gold imari porcelain plates painted with flowers and birds. 9.75*1.75 inch. (largest)

Large Japanese Imari Porcelain Charger.Hand painted Imari porcelain charger. Decorated with fan and flowers. Signed on the reverse; 18.25in.D.

14 3/4" diameter, with birds, fish, flowers and more, open work on medallions along the rim, excellent.

These pretty hand painted plates appear to be from the Arita region. Each beautiful piece is hand painted with floral design in the center with flower rim. Signed on back and measure 5" across

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

Massive late 19th Century Meiji period Japanese Kutani porcelain charger. Decorated with roundels of flower and bird enamel paintings against a varied patterned ground with gilding. Apparently unsigne