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Japanese Meiji Period Imari Dish
Rams Head Antiques
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Japanese Meiji Period Imari Dish

19th century
Description

This is a good Japanese Imari charger of cinquefoil design in excellent condition dating from around 1890.

The dish is a good size measuring 31 cms in diameter and is 5 cms high.

UK insured packing and delivery is £5

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Rams Head Antiques has dated this Japanese Imari Porcelain Dish to the 1890s.

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Rams Head Antiques is a family business based in Wolsingham in Weardale where we have had shop premises for 28 years. The shop is generally open every Saturday from 11 am till 3 pm.

You are most welcome to visit the shop but please always check to confirm we are open before travelling. We have been in the antiques trade for well over thirty years now and stock a wide and varied range of antiques and decorative items specialising in carpets and Eastern and Oriental items as well as Georgian and Victorian furniture, mirrors, oil paintings, prints, ceramics and clocks.

We can arrange worldwide delivery on all the items we have in stock, please ask for an accurate quote.

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Description
This is a good Japanese Imari charger of cinquefoil design in excellent condition dating from around 1890.

The dish is a good size measuring 31 cms in diameter and is 5 cms high.

UK insured packing and delivery is £5

Date of Manufacture

Rams Head Antiques has dated this Japanese Imari Porcelain Dish to the 1890s.

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A lobed Japanese Imari porcelain dish featuring red floral patterns, blue underglaze details, and a central circular medallion depicting a bird.
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Archive I A lobed Japanese Imari porcelain dish featuring red floral patterns, blue underglaze details, and a central circular medallion depicting a bird.

Japanese Meiji Period Imari Dish

Archive II A lobed Japanese Imari porcelain dish featuring red floral patterns, blue underglaze details, and a central circular medallion depicting a bird. View II
Archive III A lobed Japanese Imari porcelain dish featuring red floral patterns, blue underglaze details, and a central circular medallion depicting a bird. View III
Archive IV A lobed Japanese Imari porcelain dish featuring red floral patterns, blue underglaze details, and a central circular medallion depicting a bird. View IV
Archive V A lobed Japanese Imari porcelain dish featuring red floral patterns, blue underglaze details, and a central circular medallion depicting a bird. View V
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Rams Head Antiques

Rams Head Antiques
Telephone 07769 255 544
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Wolsingham
Weardale
Durham
United Kingdom
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Rams Head Antiques
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A lobed Japanese Imari porcelain dish featuring red floral patterns, blue underglaze details, and a central circular medallion depicting a bird.
Japanese Meiji Period Imari Dish
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A lobed Japanese Imari porcelain dish featuring red floral patterns, blue underglaze details, and a central circular medallion depicting a bird.
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Imari porcelain, named after the port from which it was exported, is characterised by its distinctive palette combining underglaze cobalt blue with overglaze iron red and gilded detailing. During the Meiji period (18681912), Japanese artisans produced these wares with refined technical precision and intricate floral or mythological motifs tailored for international appreciation.

Imari wares are crafted from kaolin ceramic clay, fired at high temperatures to produce porcelain. The design begins with an underglaze cobalt blue paint applied directly to the unglazed body, followed by a clear glaze firing, after which overglaze iron-red enamels and gold leaf detailing are painted on top and fired at lower kiln temperatures.

Authentic Imari porcelain typically features visible hand-painted variations, subtle kiln-firing spur marks on the reverse, and rich underglaze blue paired with raised enamel pigments. Authentic pieces often show gentle surface wear to the gilded edges and minor potting irregularities consistent with historical hand production.

Imari porcelain pieces function effectively as accent art on a display stand, mounted within a wall gallery, or placed at the centre of a table. The contrasting cobalt blue and terracotta red tones complement neutral backgrounds as well as rich dark wood furniture.

To protect overglaze enamels and original gilding, clean Imari porcelain gently by hand using lukewarm water and a mild detergent. Avoid abrasive sponges, chemical cleansers, dishwashers, or prolonged soaking, and handle the surface carefully.
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