A Japanese Nabeshima Dish of typical circular form

Japanese Nabeshima Porcelain Dish, Low bowl form on circular foot, the bowl interior decorated with squashes and beans on vines with small blossoms in blue, iron red, turquoise and yellow. Dimensions:

Japanese Nabeshima Dish, c.1830-60, flared bowl form on circular foot, decorated in underglaze blue and yellow with stylized leaf scrolls centering blossoms in overglaze iron red. With comb pattern on

Japanese Nabeshima Style Porcelain Footed Dish, scalloped form on short circular foot decorated with white and yellow blossoms on green leaves reserved on a blue and white fretwork ground. Signed with

Title: Antique Edo Period Japanese Polychrome Imari Porcelain Landscape Dish Description: With free form cavetto painting in typical Imari motif with a central circular flora medallion, bordered by a

Antique Japanese cloisonné enamel dish; of circular form; showing finely detailed scene of bird amid flora with gilt wire, reserved on a turquoise ground; the border an intricate design of dark

Finely wrought antique Japanese cloisonné enamel dish; of shallow circular form; depicting central well-detailed phoenix surrounded by various dragon and archaic-style motifs; showing goldstone

Pair of Japanese Porcelain Peach Dishes, 19thc. shaped circular form on short foot hand painted with peaches on leafy branches. Signed with seal mark to base. Dimensions: 5.75 in. dia. Condition: Ve

Pair of antique Japanese cloisonné enamel dishes; each of circular form with raised foot; showing design of birds amid flora with patterned rim, reserved on a turquoise ground; D: 12" (

Two antique Japanese cloisonné enamel dishes; each of circular form; showing design of birds amid flora, reserved on a solid blue ground; D: 11 7/8" (larger, approx.)

Two antique Japanese cloisonné enamel dishes, each of circular form with raised foot and design of butterflies amid flora, including: light blue ground with patterned rim; together with black g

Pair of antique Japanese Imari porcelain dishes; of shallow circular form, with scalloped rims; each with varying design of blossoming branches surrounding a central foliate medallion to interior; eac

Pair of Japanese parcel-gilt porcelain dishes, each of circular form, with a blue ground and circular dot design, including: swimming ducks amid flora and grapevines; together with bird amid vibrant f

Japanese Nabeshima Dish, c.1830-60, bowl fom on circular foot, with regular notches around the rim, decorated in underglaze blue with delicate flowering branches, perhaps carnation, the circular foot

Japanese Nabeshima Kozara Dish by Imazumi Imaemon XIII, (Japanese, 1925-2011) The circular low dish on small foot decorated with a Camellia floral sprig in underglaze blue and green with yellow and ir

Large Japanese Nabeshima Bowl, Peony design, c. 1750-60, circular bowl form on high foot rim, decorated to the bowl interior with a large blooming peony in underglaze blue, the underside of the bowl d

Three Japanese Lacquer 'Fish' Dishes Late 19th Century each of circular form, decorated in gold and colored hiramaki-e showing fish with aquatic plants, the reverse lacquered red, signed in gold with

ANTIQUE JAPANESE MIXED-METAL DISHAntique Japanese bronze and mixed-metal dish; the circular form with a sparse scene of a torii gate with pines; signed Genkei with workshop seal mark of Kyoto Kuroda;

5 Nabeshima Porcelain Dishes, probably early 19th century in date, are decorated with the design of shrimp and water plants, evoking the summer season. The palette--green,blue and red-- is typical of

A PAIR OF JAPANESE IMARI PETAL RIMMED DISHES, MEIJI PERIOD, 19TH CENTURY, each painted in traditional colors and of circular form with petal rims above tapering lobed sides, centering a long leaf and

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

Pair of Meiji Period Bronzed Copper Candleholders, each with slender stem and circular dish form tripod base and curved feet, mid-stem snuffer holders, 26 3/4" high, 11 1/2" x 11 1/2". Missing snuffer

Japanese Arita Dish, Nabeshima, Cherry Blossom and Brushwood Design, c. 1670, scalloped low dish form decorated with cherry blossoms on branches and bundles of brushwood in underglaze blue, with kints

Pair of Japanese export sterling silver dishes by Arthur & Bond, Yokohama; each circular, tripod footed form with design of irises, rendered in high relief on a hammered ground; possibly wrapped over

6 Japanese Antique Imari Porcelain Dishes demonstrate the diversity of shapes --small circular and rectangular forms as well as a larger, round plate--used in serving a Japanese meal. All are decorate