A group of Japanese Imari porcelain dinnerware

An assembled suite of Japanese Imari porcelain dinnerwareIncluding various bowls, dishes, cups, a fan form dish and a covered vase, some variously marked to underside, approximately 96pcs.the largest

An assembled grouping of seventeen (17) Japanese Imari porcelain dinnerware items including: six (6) small plates with shaped gilt rims all with alternating foliate vignette decoration to the rims, ce

Group of Japanese Imari porcelain, 5 pieces marked on base, including 1 centerpiece bowl with scalloped rim, 13" diameter; 1 octagonal lobed bowl with sailing vessels in center, marked on base, 9 3/4"

* (Tallest 14” h) Good

Large Group of Japanese Imari Porcelain, to include sets of plates, bowls, along with vases, diameter 9 inches.

A Group of Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates Meiji period (1868-1912), porcelain plates hand painted in the Imari palette with Japanese textile patterns, birds in landscape vistas, and flora, includes a

A "Black Ship" bowl made for the Dutch market, and two koi decorated plates, all 19th century. Dimensions:The bowl is 10" in diameter and 3 1/2" tall, each plate is 9 3/4" in diameter.

Group of Japanese Imari Porcelain Wares Comprising: Two rectangular dishes, one with blue character mark A pair of saucers with figures, iron red character mark A pair of saucers, unmarked An octagona

with seal mark to underside and sticker "Made in Japan"; comprising: six plates (10 1/4" diameter); eight plates (6 1/4" diameter); six plates (7 1/2' diameter); one bowl with cover (5" diameter); tog

Group of Japanese porcelain dinnerware, including octagonal plates by Saji, various bowls, spoons, others. Approximately 50 pieces. [Largest: 8 (dia) inches]. In overall good condition.

19th and 20th century. Brush pot with crack from rim, edge chips to large dish. Brush pot: 5" tall; large dish: 10" diameter.

Group Three Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates

Four old Japanese Imari porcelains, Meiji type, including one cabinet vase, one large plate, one ship form bowl, one flower form plate, two wood stands. 12inch L, 10 inch W (largest plate)

Group of Japanese Imari Porcelain Table Objects , incl. bowl, dia. 9 1/2 in.; jardiniere, h. 6 in., dia. 8 3/4 in.; vase, h. 5 in., dia. 6 3/4 in.; 2 cups. (5 pcs.)

Group of Ten Japanese Imari Porcelain Dishes fourth quarter 19th century, each of circular form with everted cavetto and broad foliate lip, decorated with alternating dragon and phoenix panels surroun

Group of Eight Japanese Imari Porcelain Bowls Variously marked. Comprising: Two hexagonal serving bowls An octagonal serving bowl A shallow serving bowl Two rice bowls A pair of conical bowls Togethe

Group of Three Japanese Imari Porcelain Pieces first quarter 20th century, comprising a charger decorated with floral scenes, dia. 18", and an associated pair of dishes, each with a scalloped rim and

A Group of Thirteen Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates late 19th or early 20th century, porcelain hand painted with various Japanese motifs and designs in imari palette of iron red, cobalt blue and gilt.

Comprising two covered oval tureens, an oval platter, 14 (8-3/4"dia) plates, 12 (10-1/2"dia) cream soup bowls, and 10 (9-1/4"dia) plates, 38 pieces total Provenance: Property of Ian Irving, New York a

A Group of Three Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates, 19th/20th Century, Together with two stoneware teacups. Largest dimensions: dia: 19 1/2 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese His

A Group of Five Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates, Meiji Period. Largest dimensions: dia: 9 3/8 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (1972-2005).

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

A Group of Six Japanese Imari Porcelain Serving Items, Meiji Period and Later, Including a bowl and five plates/shallow dishes. Together with a Chinese turquoise glaze and gilt decorated plate. Larges

Consists of seven dishes, 7.1/4 in. (18.4 cm.) diam., six bowls, 4.1/2 in. (11.5 cm.) diam., 2.1/2 in. (6.5 cm.) high, and two covers, 4.1/4 in. (10.5 cm.) diam.