How do I display a hand painted imari vase pair?

Position the two vessels symmetrically on a sideboard, mantelpiece, or console table to let their matching patterns create a balanced focal point in the room. Keep them away from direct foot traffic where they might be knocked, as ceramic bodies require stable placement to remain secure.

How do I tell Meiji period pieces apart?

Meiji period items typically date from the late nineteenth century and often exhibit vibrant colour applications alongside detailed export styling. Earlier pieces from preceding centuries generally display different potting characteristics and distinct handling of the cobalt pigments.

Can these vases be used as lamps?

Some pieces arrive adapted with electrical fittings while maintaining their original ceramic bodies and painted decoration. Such conversions allow the vessels to function as practical lighting while preserving the visual appeal of the antique porcelain.

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These hand painted imari vase pair items bring vibrant iron-red and cobalt blue palettes into a room, offering striking focal points for a mantel or side table.

Pair 18th Century Japanese Imari Vases / Lamps

17th century

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Pair 18th Century Japanese Imari Vases / Lamps

From Patrick Moorhead Antiques

£6,800

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Hand Painted Imari Vase Pair

Pair 18th Century Japanese Imari Vases / Lamps

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