Porcelains

A lovely, 15″ diameter, Imari charger. The scenic Imari panels are most unusual and point to the piece being a bit later than we normally carry. However, they are beautiful and striking. Gold accents really help this piece pop. Lastly, the back is signed “Aritayaki” which is the region of Japan Imari was made. Japanese. Circa 1900.

Price: $695

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A beautiful Imari charger with unusual colors. This lovely piece features a center panel with 2 love birds. Flowing away from the center are 6 panels. Four are large with two using an almost teal blue color. (more…)

Jackfield Lions

A majestic pair of Jackfield lions. Commonly thought to be Staffordshire, they are in fact made by Jackfield. (more…)

WOW! Somehow, the word just doesn’t this piece justice. This large Imari bowl makes a huge visual impact when one sees it for the first time. The raised panels are beautifully decorate with gold and brilliant colors. (more…)

A beautiful, 16” Imari Charger with scalloped and ribbed edges. It features 6 panels alternating foo dogs and phoenixes. (more…)

A great Imari charger in the shape of an octagon. The octagon shape is unusual and this piece is no exception. Looking closely, one realizes the edge lifts above the flared sides. (more…)

A brilliantly decorated Imari platter with ribbed and scalloped edges. This is the prettiest example of an oval Imari platter I have seen. (more…)

A very unusually Imari platter in the shape of a shell. The shell form is typically seen in Chinese pieces but it is very unusual for Imari. (more…)