A fine pair of early 19th-century Spode bone vases decorated in the factory’s well-known Japan (Imari) Pattern 967.
Each vase is hand-painted with a fenced Oriental garden design in cobalt blue, iron red and green enamels with extensive gilding. The elegant shape rises from a circular foot to a gently flaring rim. Both rim and foot are encircled by Spode’s distinctive raised pearled border, a laborious technique in which individual white enamel beads are applied by hand to create a jewel-like finish.
The vases are potted in Spode’s early bone china and date to the Regency period, circa 1810–1815.
• Maker: Spode
• Pattern: Japan / Imari no. 967
• Date: c.1810–1815
• Marks: partially rubbed, but still visible handwritten Spode and painted pattern number 967 to each base
• Dimensions: 15.5 cm high, top diameter -11.7 cm.
• Condition: excellent throughout, no chips, cracks or restoration; enamels very well preserved and there’s only small amount of gilt wear, main
...ly to the top rim.
A very attractive and increasingly difficult to find pair which would grace any collection of English porcelain or Regency furnishings.
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Antique ID Number (AIDN): SA1188589
Dateline of this antique is Regency
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