Two Imari Bowls, Arita Bowl,

A group of 7 pieces of Japanese porcelain. The lot includes: a pair of 18th century blue and white Arita/Kakiemon bowls, an 18th century Imari shell form bowl, two late Meiji to early Taisho plates wi

(lot of approximately 15) One shelf of Japanese ceramics; including two covered Imari bowls; Imari bottle, cup, dish and bowl; five small blue-and-white dishes and two larger ones; one Kutani cup, and

Including an Arita bowl in the Kakiemon pattern, a reticulated bowl, and two sake cups. Greatest diameter 7in.

Two Japanese Cobalt-Blue Decorated Ko-Imari Porcelain Lobbed Bowls, enclosed by a frieze of chrysanthemums with a central pine branch, presumably from Arita or Imari, Edo Period, with maker's mark of

A lot of various Japanese Arita Imari items, consisting of one large bowl, six dishes and two covered jarlets, 18thC, H 11 - 12 - ø 22 - 27,5 cm

Meiji Period, a group of Kakiemon Imari tableware consisting of seven rice bowls with abbreviated Hizen mark on the lids (Arita region), one lid repaired, along with sixteen plates of two different pa

Japan, 18th/19thC, Edo period, Arita molded porcelain, imari decoration, reserve with Dutchman, ying yang, deer, decorated back, chip on the edge, mark on the base. Signs of use. Dish size: 21.5cm. ;

Includes: (1) Edo period teapot (hairline cracks to bottom and handle, small chip at spout), unmarked. 5 1/4" H. (2) Meiji period footed bowl (2 1/4" H x 8 1/8" dia.), two pair cup, and small dish. Al

Pretty pair of vintage/antique Arita Imari lidded bowls. Each bowl is brightly hand decorated with cobalt, red and green. Inside is also hand decorated in cobalt and are origami birds as are the inner

Beautiful lidded rice bowl of Japanese origin. The lid is marked in Kanji (富貴長春) Fuki Choshun meaning wealth, nobility, longevity and youth. Bowl is beautifully hand painted in th

Bowl with scalopped rim, lobed sides, the interior decorated with underglaze blue and gold, red, green and black enamels, with a bird pair in the center and brocades, key designs, and auspicious objec

Property of a Florida Collector Description: Two Japanese Imari Bowls, the larger bowl decorated with panels painted with figures, birds and turtles. The other decorated with lobsters and fish.

With dragonfly motif. Together with two Imari bowls and a boxed ceramic bowl. 8 1/4"l

Two Japanese porcelains: Arita bowl, featuring foliate sprays framing a red sun; together with Kutani plate, centering red and gilt rockery amid various flora, inscriptions to base; D: 10" (wi

TWO ANTIQUE IMARI BOWLS AND TWO SMALL RICE BOWLS, 9" X 4" AND SMALLER. IMARI BOWLS HAVE CHIPS

Lot Chinese & Japanese Style Porcelain Serveware. Includes three Chinese porcelain bowls, two Imari style bowls, and one Chinese style painted plate which measures 8.5 inches in diameter.

Full title: A Japanese Satsuma vase and two egg bowls, an Imari bowl and cover and two champlevé censers, 19th/20th C. Description: H 33,6 - 20,4 cm (the censers) H 19,3 cm (jar with cover) H 22,2

A grouping of two antique Imari hand-painted porcelain bowls. The larger bowl features a paneled floral, foliate, and fruit design. The smaller bowl features a crane design in the center bordered by f

Two Vintage / Antique Hand Painted Japanese Imari Porcelain Bowls, these two imari porcelain bowls, one feature a small landscape in the side of the bowls and in the center of the bowls, the other fea

Two Imari bowls, the larger with scalloped rim and floral and fan decoration in red, orange, green, and underglaze blue. Old dark rim frits; no cracks or chips. Minor wear to enamels. The second bowl

6pc Arita Fuki Choshun Imari Bowls, scalloped rims, blue white red and gold designs. Late 19th early 20th century. Exterior of bowls have blue and white designs. Fuki Choshun marks on underside. Appro

Both signed, largest 10"W.

Two 19th c Imari bowls including 8 1/2" and scalloped edge gilt 9 1/2"

FOUR PIECES OF JAPANESE PORCELAINLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyTwo Imari bowls, an Imari compote, height 5.5”, and a Satsuma fish-form dish, length 11”.