A Porcelain Bowl by Tominaga Genroku (Japanese,

circa 1900, signed on the reverse in under glaze blue by the artist "Genroku Sei" (Made by Genroku), a beautiful porcelain bowl with hand painted graceful flowering plum blossom branches and chrysanth

Japanese Arita Porcelain Bowl, by Genroku Tominaga (Japanese, 1859-1920) probably late 19th-early 20th century in date, the bowl is decorated with a mouse seated on a large daikon, painted in undergla

Large Japanese Blue and White Porcelain Bowl, Tominaga Seisu, Meiji period, of deep bowl form on circular foot, the white glazed ground decorated with chrysanthemum flowers in underglaze blue, with pa

Japanese Arita Ware miniature octagonal porcelain bowl with flared rim. Kakiemon decorations in overglaze polychrome enamels. 18th-19th Century. Height: 2 5/8 inches. Diameter: 3 7/8 inches.

AN ARITA BLUE-AND-WHITE PORCELAIN BOWL Edo period (1615-1868), 19th century The bowl with foliate rim, the body molded with cloud motifs, the central lobed underglaze-blue roundel with a Chinese-style

Japanese Satsuma Porcelain Bowl, Meiji Period (1868-1912). The exterior surrounded by eight shaped panels enclosing figures (possibly from legends) engaged in various activities, beneath a gold Greek

Japanese Satsuma hand painted and enameled porcelain bowl, Meiji period. Bowl decorated with the face of an elderly man to the center, surrounded by raised blue enamel dot decoration in a radiating ef

DIMENSIONS APPROX 11.5x11.5x5.5CM.

Porcelain bowl. Japan. 19th century. Imari ware. Foliated edge. Ribbed body. 9.5 x 10in.

A fine Japanese Satsuma porcelain bowl. 19thc Meiji era. The interior of the bowl decorated with an abundant usage of gold and colorful enamels to depict Samurai warriors. The exterior having three pa

Description: To include a large blue Canton bowl, two Rose Medallion bowls, and two Japanese bronze figures of children playing instruments.Type: Bowl, figurineMaterials: Porcelain, bronze Markings &

DESCRIPTION: Arita Fuku blue and white porcelain bowl decorated with floral and foliage motifs and embellished with gilt accents. Marked on underside with Fuku hallmark. CIRCA: 19th Century, possibly

Taotie pattern, Willow Canton Flow Blue bowl, Wear to piece, glaze crazing, marked Japan on backside, measures 9.25 x 2 in. Asian decorative arts, Fruit bowl, Asian Canton Willow Bowl, Taotie, Porcela

Hand painted porcelain bowls with rose motif. 2 marked Japan, 1 marked Saxe. Saxe bowl has beautiful solid gilt rim border with multiple pink and grey roses on white porcelain. Addition mark 1713/1025

PCT gilt porcelain bowl with hand painted floral decoration. Measures approx. 8 inches diameter and 3.5 inches tall. Some surface wear consistent with exposure. Trademarked to underside. Pct, porcelai

Shallow Japanese porcelain bowl, Hand painted in Hong Kong. Bowl is set in brass coated metal. Signed A.G.F Japanese Porcelain in red ink over glaze. Bowl measures 7.5 x 1.5 in. Vintage Oriental porce

Vintage Imari Porcelain Bowl Japan Approximately 6 1/16 inches in diameter.

Bright floral & dot pattern on white porcelain bowl. Hallmarked underside ‘ From the AVANT GUARD Collection JAPAN. 2.25 in ht, 4 in width. Porcelain bowls, kitchenalia, eating bowls, millefleur japa

A pair of Japanese gilt porcelain bowls Meiji period H: 2 3/8, Dia: 5 1/2 in. H: 6.03, D: 13.97 cm. (each) Provenance: Private collection, Washington D.C.

Two Japanese Nabeshima Blue and White Porcelain Bowls, Edo period, Tenpo period (1830-1844) c. 1830 in date, represent the high quality porcelain made for the Nabeshima clan during the Edo Period (161

Set of 11 DANSK white porcelain bowls. Made in Japan. Trademarked to undersides. All pieces have some surface wear consistent with exposure. Measure approx. 5 x 2.25 inches each. DANSK, DANSK bowl, DA

Japanese Imari porcelain bowl, Meiji period, the interior centering a chrysanthemum medallion surrounded by paneled decorations depicting dragons and phoenixes and alternating floral cartouches on a c

"Fukagawa" Imari Porcelain Bowl. Meiji Period. Ht. 7 1/2" Dia. 15". The bowl belonged to a Whitfield family member of the Gaineswood Plantation from Alabama.

Japanese Satsuma hand painted porcelain bowl, Meiji period. Exterior with raised enamel dragon around the edge with gilt accents. Interior with ornate hand painted image of immortals dressed in tradit