Antique Imari

Transfer printed with a central pastoral scene with ancient Roman ruins and figures, framed by an 18th-century Imari Oriental floral and scroll border. Excellent condition.

The twelve matching shapes and brilliant English Imari palette give the group exceptional decorative presence.

Transfer printed with a central pastoral scene with ancient Roman ruins and figures, framed by an 18th-century Imari Oriental floral and scroll border. Excellent condition.

Quality 19th century porcelain coffee set, consisting of a large twin handled platter 38.5cm, two coffee cans with saucers and a coffee pot decorated in a imari pattern in stunning r...

A superb large Japanese porcelain platter in the Imari style, dating from the 19th century. This richly decorated piece features an elegant composition blending figurative scenes and...

Dutch Delft Dore Chinoiserie Teapot and Cover, Imari Palette, Circa 1700-1730 This Dutch Delft doré teapot is of globular form on a spreading foot, with a serpentine spout, a scroll...

Inspired by Japanese Imari porcelains, the pattern reflects the enduring fascination with Asian decorative arts while showcasing the exceptional craftsmanship for which Gien has long...

The decoration is executed in a rich Imari-inspired palette of cobalt blue, rust-orange, yellow and green, creating a striking and highly decorative effect.

The service features an elegant polychrome, Imari-inspired palette with colourful floral sprays, ornate borders and scalloped rims, characteristic of the decorative Oriental-style pa...

CHARMING Antique English Pair of Oak Hanging Bookcases or Plate Racks~~ The perfect decorative accent piece for displaying your favorite Books, Imari, Majolica, Staffordshire or ot...

This is a beautiful hand painted Coffee Cup in an unusual Imari-floral and gilded pattern, produced in the early 19th century, made by Chamberlains Worcester, circa 1815.

The main central section of the vase has two different chinoiserie influenced patterns on opposite sides; one the Blue Hawthorne pattern and the other the fence and bowl pattern surr...

The plates are masterfully decorated in the striking rouge de fer palette of the Chinese Imari taste, featuring a central coat of arms encircled by a delicate floral scroll border.

A stunning piece of English Regency chinoiserie in imari palette, circa 1810-1820. An all in one writing station in drum form with a central aperture for the ink, a carrying handle, ...

Paris, 1845. [For comparative Imari palette analysis.] Sandon, Henry. Flight and Barr Worcester Porcelain, 1783–1840.

An antique Japanese Imari porcelain charger of excellent decorative quality, richly hand painted in the traditional palette of iron red, cobalt blue and gilt.

Decorated in a vibrant palette of Imari colors enhanced by gilding. Lozenge shape.

First Period Worcester Queen Charlotte Pattern Large Coffee Cup & Saucer, Circa 1770 This rare and unusually large First Period Worcester porcelain coffee cup and saucer is decorat...

Produced principally in Staffordshire for the American export market, Gaudy Dutch pottery is admired for its vigorous hand-painted decoration and distinctive interpretation of Japane...

The decoration is a Regency Japan pattern in a rich Imari palette of iron-red, underglaze cobalt blue and gold, with flowering branches, chrysanthemum and peony heads, and broad coba...

A decorative set of six 19th Century masons ironstone hand painted plates, with an Imari style design incorporating the use of cobalt blue, iron red and gilt highlights.

A decorative set of six 19th Century masons ironstone hand painted soup bowls, with an Imari style design incorporating the use of cobalt blue, iron red and gilt highlights

Instead of plain blue-and-white waves typically associated with Imari porcelain, these bases are adorned with irregular polychrome polka-dot patterns in black and iron-red against ve...

Curiously, the three horses most in demand in the betting ring were all drawn on the unfavourable outside: Burgundy (1), Pradella (2) and Imari (3). Cape Verde bolted on the way up, ...

Curiously, the three horses most in demand in the betting ring were all drawn on the unfavourable outside: Burgundy (1), Pradella (2) and Imari (3). Cape Verde bolted on the way up, ...

The cup is beautifully decorated over-glaze with hand painted pattern 484, showing a stylised palm tree arrangement in a Japan - imari theme, with much hand gilding. The piece is u...

Antique 18th century English Georgian creamware coffee pot with Chinoiserie landscape decoration in traditional Imari colors of blue and red enhanced by gilding.

The firm went on to interpret a wide range of models, among them Meissen, Sèvres, Chelsea, Worcester and Derby, alongside Japanese Imari and early Qing famille rose and famille verte...

Exquisitely carved featuring a stag crown with 3 tiers, 2 drawers and lower cabinets featuring game birds Perfect for displaying your favorite Majolica, Imari, Staffordshire or othe...

Eye-catching Victorian ceramics with great colour and detail Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good original order Quality ceramic profusely decorated in a Japanese Imari pat...

The body is decorated in the Japan Basket pattern: a rich Imari-inspired palette of cobalt blue, rust orange, and gold that speaks to the orientalist obsessions of the Regency period.

The decoration is executed in traditional Imari-inspired colours, with rich iron red, blue and green tones complemented by extensive gilt detailing.

A lovely addition to your Imari collection complete with matching ladle.

Exquisite pair of large Arita porcelain or Imari porcelain plates or trays. Arita porcelain or Imari porcelain is the Western name for porcelain products made in the town of Arita.

A unique and spectacular large balustraded vase, ornamented with a rich Kacho-Fujetsu (birds and flowers) motif in the vibrant colors characteristic of Imari porcelain. • Manufactur...

A unique and spectacular large balustraded vase, ornamented with a rich Kacho-Fujetsu (birds and flowers) motif in the vibrant colors characteristic of Imari porcelain. • Manufactur...

16 antique English Stephen Folch Chinoiserie Serving platters / trays in the Ironstone Imari style Bamboo & Basket pattern with Royal Arms mark, Circa 1825 The plate is fully ma...

Delftware began as a Dutch imitation of Chinese famille decorated porcelain and Japanese Imari. Original delftware came out of potteries in Delft Holland, in the 1600's through the 1...

Delftware began as a Dutch imitation of Chinese famille decorated porcelain and Japanese Imari. Original delftware came out of potteries in Delft Holland, in the 1600's through the 1...

The border is a wavy edge with Imari color motifs. 10.25" dia., 1 3/8" h. We are a family business that has been a major source for the selective buyer for over 90 years.

Pair 19th Century masons ironstone sauce tureens with matching ladles, of shaped oblong form, featuring scrolled handles and rose-bud finials on the lids, the design is a classic Ima...

The design is a classic Imari-style pattern, often referred to as Matsumai or Mandalay, they were a standard part of high-end Victorian dinner services used for serving gravies and ...

This is a beautiful hand painted Cup in a wonderful Imari-fence heavily gilded pattern, called the "Fine Old Japan" pattern number 240, from the George-III period of the turn of the ...

Delftware began as a Dutch imitation of Chinese famille decorated porcelain and Japanese Imari. Original delftware came out of potteries in Delft Holland, in the 1600's through the 1...

In the early nineteenth century, the Prince Regent's taste for the exotic drove a major revival of Japanese Imari and Kakiemon styles in English porcelain, and the Dollar pattern sta...

The decoration is heavily inspired by Chinese Export porcelain and Japanese "Imari" trade wares. English potteries adapted these styles to satisfy the Regency-era obsession with exot...

Three antique English Stephen Folch Chinoiserie serving platters / trays in the Bamboo & Basket Imari style pattern with scalloped edges and Royal Arms mark, Circa 1825 The plat...

The flower group derives from the famille rose wares of the eighteenth century, while the cobalt and gold cartouches borrow from the Japan patterns that Spode developed from Japanese...

Description This small dish is very typical Meiji-period (1868–1912) Arita / Imari porcelain, decorated with four separate cartouches (panels), each containing a different symbolic m...

This motif, referred to in a European context as “Imari trichrome,” spread to the West through the importation of Chinese porcelain.

English ironstone platter circa 1890. Chinoiserie or Imari style, decorated with flowers.

The Queen Charlotte pattern — also called the whorl or Catherine wheel pattern — belongs to the factory's group of Japan patterns inspired by Arita Imari wares, its bands of blue, re...

This is a very pretty Spode porcelain Coffee Can, elaborately hand decorated in one of their beautiful Imari candlelight patterns number 1495, made in England, George 111rd period, ...

This lively design is characterized by stylized floral motifs rendered in a rich Imari palette of iron-red, cobalt blue, and green, highlighted with bright gilding.

This set of 12 Mason's ironstone, 19th century. rimmed soup bowls are decorated with poly chrome enamels in a wonderful array of colors, highlighting a light blue and including Class...

This antique Japanese Arita, Imari style porcelain vase is converted to a lamp.

The design is heavily influenced by the Imari style, characterized by its distinctive palette of cobalt blue, iron red (orange), and gold.

The Queen Charlotte pattern, traditionally named for the consort of George III and also known as the whorl or Catherine wheel pattern, belongs to Worcester's celebrated group of Japa...

Set of three English Mason’s Patent Ironstone China platters in a bold Imari palette. Each features the iconic oriental landscape motif with vibrant cobalt, rust, and gilt accents.

At the turn of the 17th c Chinese porcelain was cheaper than its Japanese counterpart and by overglazing Chinese porcelain with red it was easy for the Dutch to create a `Imari` feel...