Plates Japanese Art

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Japanese Art

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28 February

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Location

Japan

Germany

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Belgium

France

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Romania

Object

Plate

Dinner plate

Country of origin

China

Material

Porcelain

Ceramic

Clay

Wood

Bronze

Pottery

Hardwood

Condition

Good condition - used with small signs of ageing

Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear

Fair condition -  heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing

Period

1850-1900

Edo Period (1600-1868)

1750-1800

Meiji period (1868-1912)

1800-1850

Late Edo period

1900-1910

1650-1700

2000-2010

British India Company (1600 – 1858)

Daoguang (1821-1850)

1940-1950

1910-1920

1930-1940

1920-1930

1700-1750

Style

Antique

Signature

Original

Colour

Black

Gold

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1400-1900

1900-2000

After 2000

Decor

Blue and white

Arita

Imari

Kutani

Provenance

Private collection

Antique market

a Japanese plate from the 20th century: in the center a kind of blue fruit with blossoms with gold outlines; on the outside two motifs alternate: an ornate red flower surrounded by a green border; the whole sits in a blue field decorated with gold; in the other field is a kind of

1900-1910 - Japan -  

Plate - hard porcelain - Japanese plate

Set of Decorative Plates – Japan, Late 19th / Early 20th Century.
Origin: Japan.
Style: inspired by Kutani / Satsuma ceramics.
Period: late 19th – early 20th century, circa 1890–1920.
Material and technique: high-quality ceramic / porcelain, hand-painted, enamel decoration and

1910-1920, 1900-1910 - Japan -  

Plate (3) - Porcelain - Set of Decorative Plates

Large Japanese porcelain bowl decorated in polychrome enamels with yellow floral motifs, executed in the Nabeshima style, dating to the late Edo period.
The composition shows a refined balance and restrained colour palette characteristic of high-quality Arita ware.
With the

1800-1850, 1850-1900 - Japan -  

Arita ware / Imari ware - Plate - Porcelain - Nabeshima style bowl

This is an Imari bowl.
It features exceptionally colorful and gorgeous painting.
Around the flying dragon and phoenix, various flowers and auspicious patterns are depicted, while the outer rim is decorated with blue-and-white peonies.
Its very practical size makes it suitable for

1800-1850 - Japan -  

Plate - 伊万里 Imari elegant design - Porcelain, Pottery, Ceramic

This huge antique Japanese porcelain plate has a central decoration of Peonies, Pomegranate and Buddha Hand Citrus, executed in an exceptional underglaze blue and white. In the border a classical decoration of Florals and Buddhist Treasures and Valuables. Handcrafted in ancient

1650-1700 - Japan -  

Edo Period (1603-1868) - HUGE Deep Peonies, Pomegranate and Buddha Hand Citrus Plate - Exceptional deep blue - Plate - A Large Wanli style Edo period Charger Sarugawa Kiln, Manji/Tenwa Period (1658-1683). - Porcelain - Large 17th Century Plate

Ko - Imari 18th-century plates. Diameters 17.5 and 11.5 cm. The small one has painting on the top and bottom and is in good condition. The other has a couple of chips.

1750-1800 - Japan - Antique 

Plate (2) - Porcelain - Ko-Imari

Old interior plate with fish ornament 
Unknown kiln.
Showa period first part 20 Century 
Very good collection condition 
Heavy 

1930-1940 - Japan -  

Plate - Clay - Interior plate

Very beautiful Japanese porcelain Imari plate dating from the Meiji era. Richly decorated with a very original design, entirely hand-painted with ships and depictions of European figures in a colonial style. It is interesting to see how the Japanese at the end of the 19th century

1850-1900 - Japan -  

Plate - Bateaux et Européens - Porcelain

Maker: Zohiko (象彦), a renowned house from Kyoto.
Style: The Genji Cloud (Genji-gumo) pattern, applied with the maki-e technique.
Material: Made of hardwood, finished with multiple coats of natural varnish.

Function: Used for serving Japanese confections (wagashi) during tea

1940-1950 - Japan -  

Kyoto Zohiko (象彦) - Plate (5) - venusschelp (hamaguri) - Hardwood - Japanese lacquerware (Urushi)

An old Chinese plate: in the center is a dark blue, marriage-symbolic floral motif with intertwining blue; on the outside, floral motifs and a blossom motif alternate; the flowers grow as two small clusters of flower bunches in a natural setting; the bloom is embedded in a light

1750-1800 - China -  

Plate - hard porcelain - Chinese plate

Perfect plate of Edo-period Japanese porcelain, Arita Kraak, circa 1680.
Arita porcelain, also known as Arita-yaki, traces its origin to 1616, when a Korean farmer, Yi Sam-pyeong, discovered white clay kaolin in Arita and used it to create Japan's first porcelain. Arita was the

Dinner plate - Porcelain

Item Description.
A refined set of five Japanese maki-e lacquer trays, exquisitely decorated with seasonal flowers rendered in delicate gold and colored lacquer on a deep black ground. Each tray features a different motif—chrysanthemum, bellflower (kikyo), dianthus, autumn

2000-2010 - Japan - Antique 

Takaoka Lacquerware - Tatemine - Plate (5) - Urushi lacquer on wood - Japanese lacquer tray set

Japanese porcelain dish from the late Edo period, decorated with a hand-painted design of waves and autumn maple leaves in underglaze blue and overglaze enamels. A refined Imari-style work with a well-balanced composition and a neatly finished foot rim. Comes with a wooden

Nabeshima ware - Plate - Porcelain - Edo period style dish

Japanese Imari plate from the late 19th century (Edo period), hand-decorated with a traditional dwelling, a mountain landscape, and flowers.

Magnificent and very decorative motif. No defects.

Period.
Édo.
Diameter:
22 cm

1750-1800, 1800-1850 - Japan -  

Plate - Porcelain

A LARGE JAPANESE BLUE-AND-WHITE PORCELAIN CHARGER.
Japan, Arita (Hizen), Meiji period (late 19th century), painted in a Chinese Transitional-style landscape manner.

The broad cavetto painted in underglaze cobalt with a continuous river landscape of rocky outcrops, pine, distant

1900-1910 - Japan - Antique 

Plate - Porcelain - A LARGE JAPANESE CHARGER

This lot features a japanese porcelain plate made most likely around second half of 19th century, hand-painted in the typically used traditional colours of red, blue and gold. Designed with a petaled shaped rim, its central motif is a floral arrangement placed in a vase

Imari - Plate - Porcelain

A differently depicted pair of cranes above a pine tree, a symbol of fidelity, love, luck, and long life. Finest cloisonné craftsmanship with gilded wires, the edges also gilded. The backs are in blue cloisonné with fine ornamentation.

1920-1930 - Japan -  

Plate (2) - Bronze

Description.
A refined set of five Japanese lacquer plates executed in deep gloss black with elegant gold maki-e decoration.

Each plate features a beautifully composed scene of traditional figures walking through autumn grasses, rendered in fine gold lacquer against a

Wajima lacquerware - Plate (5) - Japanese Lacquerware Plate Set – 5 Pieces – Maki-e Gold & Black

An old Chinese plate: in the center a vine with various plants; above it some fanciful shapes; along the edge numerous floral motifs: two different flowers with a rabbit between them; they are separated by dark blue-green and light blue stripes; in the green stripe there are also

Plate - hard porcelain

Warm welcome.
A two-piece Japanese Imari plate set from the Meiji era is offered, featuring rich, hand-painted decoration.
The plates feature a classic segmented design with floral and ornamental motifs.
The vibrant use of blue and iron-red highlights the traditional Imari style.

Plate - Antikes Japanisches Imari-Teller-Set – Florales Dekor - Meji-Zeit - Ceramic

Blue and white porcelain dish attributed to the Nabeshima tradition, Edo period (c. 1700–1800).
The surface is decorated with fan-shaped reserves containing floral and pine motifs, rendered in refined underglaze cobalt. The balanced composition and precise brushwork reflect the

1700-1750, 1750-1800 - Japan -  

Arita ware - Plate - Porcelain - Nabeshima Edo period

Very beautiful Imari Japanese porcelain plate dating from the Meiji era. The decoration is entirely hand-painted with in the center three birds in medallions. Nice green accents, blue underglaze, small drawings under the base. Six-character signature on the reverse.

Diameter:

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