Japanese Fukagawa Imari Pitcher

ovoid form, underglaze, gilt, and enamel decorated depicting continuous scenes of a lush bamboo grove with birds, iron red, cobalt, and gilt ruyi borders, lid with foo dog finial with movable ball und

early 20th century; with carp and iris decorated vignettes, with gilt accents and underglaze mark, 9 1/2 in. H.

It measures 24” x 8 1/2” and is marked. It has a tight 4 1/2” hairline on the top rim and a tight spider hairline on the base. Only the shorter hairline goes through to the interior.

It measures 11 3/8” x 11 3/8” x 3” and is marked. It has roughness on the tips and a factory paint flaw on one tip. Otherwise it has no other issues Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of

LARGE antique Japanese FUKAGAWA imari porcelain vase***Height: 18 1/4 in Width: 8 3/4 in Depth: 8 3/4 in Lot Weight: 12.1 lb --------

19C. Imari Porcelain Pitcher, Meiji Period. Great quality painted decoration. Signed. Approx; Measurements, Height 13 1/4 inches, Width 7 inches.

DESCRIPTION: A japanese Imari porcelain pitcher. This is a large one handled jar hand painted decorated with a scene depicting blue ocean waves in the lower part and a red background sky with flying b

A large Japanese Imari Fukagawa porcelain bowl with foliate design, marked with inscription on base. 7-3/4in tall x 11-1/2in diameter. Provenance: From the Ivo Ispani Estate Collection.

A Japanese Fukagawa Koransha Scalloped Imari Charger and Imari BowlMeiji period (1868-1912), the large charger has petal molding to central well with plum blossoms and large gilt blue leaves, the surr

JAPANESE IMARI CHARGER & "CHICK" PITCHER, 19TH.C. 2 PCS, DIA 5"-8" A Japanese Imari charger and Japanese handled pitcher - basket in form of baby bird. Property of Robert Schweizer, Ann Arbor.

These beautiful pieces of imari porcelain are believed to be from the Meiji period.  The plate is unmarked, but had a double blue ring around the base.  The bowl is marked with what appears to be th

"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.

Item: Imari Porcelain Bowl, Fukagawa Origin: Japan Date: Early 20th Century Materials: Porcelain Size: 9 3/4 Inches wide, 3 1/2 Inches tall Additional Information: This richly hand-painted Japanese Im

Large 19th C. Japanese imari vase, signed fukagawa. 20.25in.

(lot of 5) Mostly Japanese porcelains, including 2 Imari bowls and a pitcher, a Fukugawa bowl with figures; together with a Chinese blue and white on crackled glaze vase, largest 9.5"dia.

A four-piece Japanese porcelain grouping to include a large Kakiemon-style plate; a signed figural-decorated plate; a wisteria shaped dish; and a Fukagawa Imari porcelain bowl. Largest plate: 12-1/4in

All late 19th or early 20th century, a Fukagawa imari box, a dragon form example in a white glaze and a blue and white cat form box.  Dimensions: from3" x 1 1/2" to 3 1/2" in diame

4pc Japanese Imari Style Ceramics. 1) Scalloped plate with figural woman & phoenix. Colorful glaze. Marked. 2) Pitcher with cranes and wave design. 3) Rose medallion lidded jar box. Floral and bird de

3 pc lot Rare form powder jar 4.25 diameterCovered jar 10 inches Pitcher 4.5 inches tall

(4) pcs Japanese Imari porcelain, c/o 2 bowls (one with maiden in garden), small cache pot, pitcher with mark to base, largest 7-1/2" dia

Includes tea pot, creamer, sugar bowl Approximate pitcher height 5 inches

(lot of 15) Japanese porcelain Fukagawa tea cups, blue wave pattern with interior white, base with Fukagawa mark, a sake serving set, consisting of five sake cups and two small pitchers, all suzu tin

(lot of approximately 66) Three shelves of Japanese ceramics, including Satsuma, Kutani and Fukagawa, consisting of one pitcher; five teapots; one tokkuri; four creamers, three sugar pots; three vases

Four porcelains, including Fukagawa bowl, hexagonal Imari bowl (18th century), a Hirado censer and blue and white charger. Largest is charger at 9.25" diameter.