How do I care for a red blue porcelain set?

Wash ceramic pieces by hand in warm soapy water using a soft cloth, avoiding harsh scouring pads that can damage the enamel and gilding. Keep older tea services and decorative plates away from sudden temperature changes and direct sunlight to protect the surface colours.

Are these sets meant for daily use?

Most antique plates and tea sets are better suited for display or occasional gentle use rather than heavy daily service. Older glazes and delicate gold leaf can show wear from modern dishwashers and cutlery.

How do I tell Japanese Imari from English copies?

Japanese export pieces from the Edo and Meiji periods often use distinct porcelain bodies and characteristic iron-red and cobalt tones. English makers such as Staffordshire potteries adapted the palette onto their own earthenware and porcelain bodies during the nineteenth century.

What is a garniture set?

A garniture is a matched group of three or more vases made to sit together as a decorative display. These sets often feature a central taller vase flanked by matching smaller vessels.

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These red blue porcelain set pieces bring together bold cobalt and rust-red enamels, offering rich colour and pattern for any room.

19th century

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A Trio of Japanese Imari Lidded Vases

From Hansord Antiques

£3,950

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Red Blue Porcelain Set

A Trio of Japanese Imari Lidded Vases

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