Japanese Dinnerware

Shop a sensational selection of vintage dinnerware from Japan at Chairish. Whether you’re shopping for Japanese dinnerware to adorn a festive table setting or you’re on the hunt for pieces that can function as everyday dinnerware, chances are high that you’ll find something to fit the bill within our ever-expanding collection of vintage Japanese dinnerware for sale. Sourced from a network made up of thousands of sellers, our collection includes authentic antique plates as well as recently consigned pieces made by popular Japanese brands like Noritake.

Japanese Imari dinnerware - A term used to refer to Japanese porcelain dinnerware made in a specific region of Japan, these plates are known for ornamental colors and designs that cover the entire piece from rim to rim. Imari dinnerware can showcase a wide color palette, or it can also consist of just two colors such as white and blue. With its vivid blue and orange patterns, Japanese Imari dinnerware is perfect for adding vibrant color to a table. Whether layered with other patterned china for a maximalist effect or simply used as the sole statement piece among otherwise plain white china, Imari plates can bring a tablescape to life. Here at Chairish, we have an impressive selection of Imari plates for sale. Shop solo platters as well as plate and bowl sets.

Japanese porcelain dinnerware - Make a stunning statement with our selection of porcelain Japanese plates, bowls, and more. Our selection includes traditional Japanese pieces like porcelain rice bowls, soup bowls, and tea cups alongside standard plates and salad bowls. Discover pieces with ornate traditional designs alongside pieces with more minimalist Japanese markings.

Modern Japanese dinnerware - For those seeking the more minimalist side of Japanese design, consider plates featuring a simple Japanese abstract pattern. Patterns inspired by shibori–the Japanese art of dyeing cloth with indigo—are common among Japanese porcelain dinnerware. It’s also common to find Japanese plates featuring small, asymmetrical motifs such as cranes, koi, or florals.