Pair of Antique Japanese Imari Lidded Porcelain Rice Bowls With Seal Mark

ca.1825-1875. No chips, cracks or repairs. The lid diameter approx. 5.25", bowl mouth diameters approx: 4 15/16".

A grouping of five antique Imari porcelain lidded rice bowls. This lot includes one pair of bowls and three individual bowls. The pair are unmarked and the individual bowls are marked on the underside

Pair of antique Japanese imari porcelain bowls. Hand painted in hues of blue and red with gilt decoration and botanical motifs. Scalloped rims. Measure approx.6 x 2 inches each. Both pieces have some

A set of six antique Imari lidded porcelain rice bowls. The exterior of each bowl features a four-section design with two sections depicting bamboo stalks and the other two depicting a crane. The inte

A set of four antique Imari lidded porcelain rice bowls. The exterior of each bowl features a three-section design depicting a garden scene in each section. The interior of each is decorated with a bl

Cute pair of Japanese Imari rice bowls, one with lid. Each nicely hand decorated with bold orange and cobalt. Each unsigned, both 4.5" across

Cute pair of Japanese Imari rice bowls, one with lid.  Each nicely hand decorated with bold orange and cobalt.  Each unsigned, both 4.5" across

A pair of antique Japanese Imari porcelain bowls, distinguished by their wavy edges, showcase exquisite artistry and detailed craftsmanship. The interior of each bowl features captivating hand-painted

A Group of Six Japanese Imari Porcelain Lidded Rice Bowls and Bowls, Meiji Period. Largest dimensions: h: 2 x dia: 6 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College

44. Pair Antique Chinese porcelain bowls with red seal marks on bottoms. H:2.5" D:6.5"

(4) Pcs Japanese Imari porcelain, c/o bowl with seal mark to base (6-1/4" dia x 1-3/4" h), unmarked bowl (6" dia x 1-3/4" h), plate (8-1/2" dia), rectangular bowl with 4-character mark to base (7-5/8"

A pair of identical antique Japanese Imari-style porcelain serving bowls. Late Meiji era, before 1912. White footed dishes with lobulated borders and figurative rims. Hand-painted floral and geometric

Circa 1900. Each porcelain urn very nicely decorated and with bold colors and size. The two are marked at the underside with characters as well. Good condition with no restoration detected. H23 1/2" W

A Group of Ten Japanese Covered Imari Porcelain Bowls20th century, each hand-painted in an imari palette with alternating registers of a tree within a vignette, some with red seal mark to undersides.

(11) pcs Japanese Imari porcelain, c/o 5 saucers, 3 shallow bowls, diamond shaped bowl with cut corners, rice bowl with marks to base, 2 vases, tallest 8-1/2"

Pair Chinese Antique Famille Rose Lidded Porcelain Tea Bowls: both signed 'SHENGDE TANG' marks on the bases and covers; Size: D: 4-1/2" (each)

Pair Japanese Imari Hand Painted Porcelain Bowls. Interior with hand painted motifs of warriors, exterior with landscape motif. Each with character mark on bottom. Each measures 2 inches x 4.75 inches

Pair of antique, Chinese turquoise ground porcelain bowls; the tall footed forms each with figural design of baby boys amid scrolling lotus; with Jiaqing coral red seal marks (one four-character,

Antique Japanese Imari Style Porcelain Centerpiece Bowl. This bowl has a floral gilt design. There is a gilt makers mark on the bottom of the base.

Pair of matching Japanese Imari porcelain bowls. Featuring alternating red flower and blue with goshu guruma, flower, and bird design with gilt trim throughout. Signed with blue character mark to bott

A PAIR OF JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IMARI PORCELAIN BOWLS AND COVERS, painted with alternating panels of flowers and birds, mark to the base, bowls 12.5cm diameter.

Comprises a pair of antique Japanese bowls, two scallop-form antique bowls, and two others.

An antique Chinese polychrome enamel porcelain rice bowl and lid decorated with waterfowl beneath a blossoming tree, seal mark to base, 5" diameter

Antique pair Japanese lidded Imari jars, Possibly Edo Period (17th-19th c.), blue underglaze and gilt and polychrome enameled porcelain, the two baluster vases similarly decorated with panels of flowe