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Pair Japanese Imari Scallop Edged Plates C1880
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Pair Japanese Imari Scallop Edged Plates C1880

19th century
Description

This attractive PAIR OF JAPANESE IMARI SCALLOP EDGED PLATES date from circa 1880.

They are in good condition with no chips or restoration.

Diameter: 11 inches (28 cm)

Express delivery within the UK is included. Please email for up-to-date Overseas Shipp8ng.

Physical Dimensions
Height
3cm (1.18")
Width
28cm (11.02")
Depth
28cm (11.02")
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Shaun King Antiques has dated these Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates to the 1880s.

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SA1200698
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Description
This attractive PAIR OF JAPANESE IMARI SCALLOP EDGED PLATES date from circa 1880.

They are in good condition with no chips or restoration.

Diameter: 11 inches (28 cm)

Express delivery within the UK is included. Please email for up-to-date Overseas Shipp8ng.

Height
3cm (1.18")
Width
28cm (11.02")
Depth
28cm (11.02")
Date of Manufacture

Shaun King Antiques has dated these Japanese Imari Porcelain Plates to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1200698
Shaun King Antiques
Shaun King Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2013

Third generation antiques dealer selling a wide range of large and small antiques pre 1920.

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A pair of late nineteenth-century Japanese Imari porcelain plates featuring scalloped rims, painted in cobalt blue, rust red, and green with central floral basket motifs and patterned panel borders.
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Archive I A pair of late nineteenth-century Japanese Imari porcelain plates featuring scalloped rims, painted in cobalt blue, rust red, and green with central floral basket motifs and patterned panel borders.

PAIR JAPANESE IMARI SCALLOP EDGED PLATES c1880

Archive II A pair of late nineteenth-century Japanese Imari porcelain plates featuring scalloped rims, painted in cobalt blue, rust red, and green with central floral basket motifs and patterned panel borders. View II
Archive III A pair of late nineteenth-century Japanese Imari porcelain plates featuring scalloped rims, painted in cobalt blue, rust red, and green with central floral basket motifs and patterned panel borders. View III
Archive IV A pair of late nineteenth-century Japanese Imari porcelain plates featuring scalloped rims, painted in cobalt blue, rust red, and green with central floral basket motifs and patterned panel borders. View IV
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A pair of late nineteenth-century Japanese Imari porcelain plates featuring scalloped rims, painted in cobalt blue, rust red, and green with central floral basket motifs and patterned panel borders.
PAIR JAPANESE IMARI SCALLOP EDGED PLATES c1880
Ref: SA1200698
A pair of late nineteenth-century Japanese Imari porcelain plates featuring scalloped rims, painted in cobalt blue, rust red, and green with central floral basket motifs and patterned panel borders.
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Imari porcelain originated in the Arita region of Japan during the seventeenth century and was exported to Europe via the port of Imari. The style gained widespread popularity in the West for its elaborate hand-painted decoration combining underglaze blue with overglaze red and gold enamels.

Imari porcelain is crafted from fine kaolin clay fired at high temperatures. The production process involves painting initial designs in underglaze cobalt blue, applying a clear glaze, and performing a second firing before adding overglaze iron-red enamels, green accents, and metallic gilding.

Authentic nineteenth-century pieces feature hand-painted variations in the brushwork, characteristic spur marks on the underside from kiln firing, and a distinct palette of cobalt blue, iron red, and gilding. Later reproductions often display overly uniform printed patterns and lighter weight body materials.

Imari plates are frequently displayed on wall mounts in grouped arrangements above furniture, or placed on plate stands within bookcases and sideboards. The striking contrast of blue and rust tones complements both traditional dark wood and contemporary neutral backdrops.

Clean hand-painted porcelain using a soft cloth and warm water mixed with a mild, non-abrasive detergent. Avoid immersion in hot water or using harsh chemicals, as overglaze enamels and original gilding can wear away with abrasive rubbing.
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