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Pair of 19th Century Pots
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Pair of 19th Century Pots

19th century
Description

Nicely decorated pair of 19th century pots of faceted baluster form. French in the Japanese manner and Imari palet. Some damages

Physical Dimensions
Height
42cm (16.54")
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Pearse Lukies Antiques Ltd has dated these Imari Porcelain Temple Jars to the 19th Century.

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SA1048872
Dealers Internal Reference
S00142
Description
Nicely decorated pair of 19th century pots of faceted baluster form. French in the Japanese manner and Imari palet. Some damages
Height
42cm (16.54")
Date of Manufacture

Pearse Lukies Antiques Ltd has dated these Imari Porcelain Temple Jars to the 19th Century.

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SA1048872
Dealers Internal Ref
S00142
Pearse Lukies Antiques Ltd
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A pair of 19th-century hexagonal Imari porcelain temple jars featuring hand-painted floral panels in cobalt blue, iron red, and gold with lion finials on the lids.
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Archive I A pair of 19th-century hexagonal Imari porcelain temple jars featuring hand-painted floral panels in cobalt blue, iron red, and gold with lion finials on the lids.

Pair of 19th Century Pots

Archive II A pair of 19th-century hexagonal Imari porcelain temple jars featuring hand-painted floral panels in cobalt blue, iron red, and gold with lion finials on the lids. View II
Archive III A pair of 19th-century hexagonal Imari porcelain temple jars featuring hand-painted floral panels in cobalt blue, iron red, and gold with lion finials on the lids. View III
Archive IV A pair of 19th-century hexagonal Imari porcelain temple jars featuring hand-painted floral panels in cobalt blue, iron red, and gold with lion finials on the lids. View IV
Archive V A pair of 19th-century hexagonal Imari porcelain temple jars featuring hand-painted floral panels in cobalt blue, iron red, and gold with lion finials on the lids. View V
Archive VI A pair of 19th-century hexagonal Imari porcelain temple jars featuring hand-painted floral panels in cobalt blue, iron red, and gold with lion finials on the lids. View VI
Archive VII A pair of 19th-century hexagonal Imari porcelain temple jars featuring hand-painted floral panels in cobalt blue, iron red, and gold with lion finials on the lids. View VII
Archive VIII A pair of 19th-century hexagonal Imari porcelain temple jars featuring hand-painted floral panels in cobalt blue, iron red, and gold with lion finials on the lids. View VIII
Archive IX A pair of 19th-century hexagonal Imari porcelain temple jars featuring hand-painted floral panels in cobalt blue, iron red, and gold with lion finials on the lids. View IX
Archive X A pair of 19th-century hexagonal Imari porcelain temple jars featuring hand-painted floral panels in cobalt blue, iron red, and gold with lion finials on the lids. View X
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Pearse Lukies Antiques Ltd
Telephone 01263 734137
Location
1 Cromer Road
Aylsham
Norfolk
NR11 6HE
United Kingdom

By appointment only.
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/pearselukiesantiques
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A pair of 19th-century hexagonal Imari porcelain temple jars featuring hand-painted floral panels in cobalt blue, iron red, and gold with lion finials on the lids.
Pair of 19th century pots
Ref: SA1048872
A pair of 19th-century hexagonal Imari porcelain temple jars featuring hand-painted floral panels in cobalt blue, iron red, and gold with lion finials on the lids.
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  • ObjectVases & Jars
  • Period19th century
  • StyleJapanese Imari
  • MaterialPorcelain, Enamel, Gold Leaf
  • ColourBlue, Orange, White
  • MotifsShishi lion finial, Floral reserves, Hexagonal body, Cobalt underglaze
  • SizeH 42 cm (17 in)

These 19th-century pots take the form of hexagonal baluster vases with covers, created in the French style in the Japanese Imari palette. Porcelain construction carries an underglaze cobalt blue, orange, and white palette, accented with gold leaf details and enamel finish. The faceted bodies display white reserves filled with hand-painted floral motifs, rising to domed lids topped with sculpted Shishi lion finials, alongside some damages. Each vessel stands 42 cm high. Positioned on a sideboard top, the pair provides a decorative accent suitable for an English country house interior, bringing traditional Japanese Imari design elements into contemporary living spaces. The jars offer visual interest through their contrasting geometric panels and sculptural top elements, functioning as traditional display pieces.

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Imari porcelain refers to Japanese export ceramic wares made in the Arita region, historically shipped from the port of Imari. These pieces typically feature characteristic colour schemes of cobalt blue underglaze, overglaze iron red, and gilt highlights with intricate floral patterns.

These jars are moulded or hand-thrown from kaolin porcelain clay, fired at high temperatures with an underglaze cobalt blue wash, and subsequently hand-enamelled with overglaze colours and gold leaf before undergoing secondary lower-temperature kiln firings.

Authentic 19th-century Imari porcelain exhibits subtle hand-painted brushwork, variations in glaze thickness, visible foot rim wear, and dense porcelain bodies rather than lightweight modern ceramic reproductions.

A pair of Imari temple jars adds historical weight and colour to contemporary rooms when displayed symmetrically on a dining room sideboard, flanking a fireplace mantel, or positioned on top of a classic console table.

Clean porcelain jars using a soft, dry microfibre cloth or lukewarm water with mild detergent, avoiding abrasive chemical cleaners, scrubbing pads, or submersion, which can strip the delicate overglaze enamel and gilding.
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