Japanese Flower Plate

An antique Japanese Meiji period cloisonne enamel metal charger plate of a scalloped flower form with a central floral motif on a blue ground surrounded by polychrome foliage designs. The backside is

Takashi Murakami (Japanese, born 1962) Pop Up Flower Porcelain plate, 2020, published by Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd, Tokyo, on the occasion of the exhibition 'STARS: Six Contemporary Artists from Japan to t

Japanese ,Meiji Period, two metal flower petal shaped rim plates, decorated with figures in battle field and outdoor landscape. Inner rim decorated with flower motifs and geometric patterns. D: 10"(25

Two Imari plates in chrysanthemum flower form(rinka), Japan, Arita, 1st half 18th cent, both porcelain with dark cobalt blue and iron red painting, gold paint, green, violet and orange; one in the cen

Antique Japanese Cloisonne Plate. Butterfly and Flower design. 9.5" D. Good condition.

A Pair Of Japanese Famille Rose Porcelain Plates, featuring flowers and figures, four characters JIU GU QING XIAN mark on base, H 5 x D 18 cm.

H:5.5cm,W:25.8cm,Weight:688.5g

Diamter:17cm,Weight:466g

Green Glazed Famille Rose Butterfly and Flower Pattern Bowl, Tongzhi, 18th Century. Hand Painted Birds and Flowers Decorative Plate Marked Hua Rong Tang Zhi 13.75"x 13". Japanese lacquerware inlaid co

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)

(2) Fine cloisonne charger plates with Musen-shippo and Ginbari goldstone foil techniques. Mountain plate with flower mark underneath; fan-motif plate apparently unsigned. Dimensions: H 1.25" x Dia. 1

Edo era wares, including a fruit decorated plate, a dragon decorated plate, a flower decorated bowl, a vase with elephant head handles and panels depicting a scholar and a landscape, and a censer with

Japan 19th Century Includes an oval plate with scalloped edges decorated with black and red flowers, a hexagonal plate decorated with central botanical image, rabbits, and coins, an oval plate with sc

(set of 67) Japanese ceramic dinner service, each having a geometric gilded rim, enclosing a wide band polychrome painted and heavily gilded with many flowers, including: (8) dinner plates, 10.25"diam

NO RESERVE Japan.- Conder (Joseph) The Flowers of Japan and the Art of Floral Arrangement, first edition, 54 plates, of which 14 colour, after Tsukioka Yoshitoshi and Kawanabe Kiosui, illustrations, o

10 Japanese Satsuma hand painted porcelain bread plates, Meiji Period. Gilt floral designs throughout with various hand painted flowers throughout. Japanese Satsuma mark to the underside. Weight Appro

Kiyoshi Saito (Japanese, 1907-1997), "Flower and A Girl (2)," 1974, woodcut print, pencil signed in plate lower left-center, titled and dated lower center, edition 46/100, image: 8.75"h x 13.5"w, over

Keisuke Serizawa (Japanese 1895 - 1984) Stencil Print, Modest Flower, Artists Proof, signed in plate with artist's seal, signed in pencil lower right, title center. Approx. Measurements: Sheet 13.25"

Shuzo Ikeda. Japanese woodblock print of flowers with a young girl. Signed in plate lower right. Numbered 48/100, dated '67, and inscribed in pencil along lower margin. Framed under glass. Sight: 16.5

A large Japanese Arita Imari plate, the centre decorated with a flower basket, the roundels with terrace scenes and flower branches, late Edo - early Meiji period, ø 63,5 cm

The interior incised with a large stylized blossoming flower, inscribed with Japanese Occupation period related passages, covered overall with a creamy glaze. 7.6inch W.

Keiko Minami (Japanese, 1911-2004), Bird Amongst Flowersetching in colors on paper, pencil signed and numbered 17/50 at lower margin, matted in a Bernard Badura custom frame under glass. Plate mark 12

2 Japanese 19th/20th century Nabeshima porcelain plate painted with flowers, 2.25"Hx8.05"dia each

A lot of Japanese Arita blue and white porcelain plates, consisting of two large and a smaller plate, decorated with flowers and scrollwork, early 19thC, H 8 - ø 30,5 - 40 cm