Collection: Imari China
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Antique Royal Albert Crown China Imari 4250 Teacup Saucer and Side Plate Trio
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Antique Reid & Co Roslyn Imari China 2682 Teacup Saucer and Side Plate Trio
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Antique Imari China 1458 Teacup Trio Copying Sutherland 724 pattern
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H J Colclough Royal Vale China Imari pattern 3383 Saucer
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H J Colclough Royal Vale China Imari pattern 3383 Side Plate
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H J Colclough Royal Vale China Imari pattern 3383 Milk Jug
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H J Colclough Royal Vale China Imari pattern 3383 Sugar Bowl
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H J Colclough Royal Vale China Imari pattern 3383 Cake Plate
Regular price $23.00 USDRegular priceUnit price / per -
H J Colclough Royal Vale China Imari pattern 3383 trio
Regular price $21.00 USDRegular priceUnit price / per -
Antique George Proctor & Co Gladstone China Imari Cake Plate
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Antique Copeland Late Spode China Birtha Imari 2017 Side Plate
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Burgess Bros Carlisle Ware 883 Pattern China Imari Saucer
Regular price $6.00 USDRegular priceUnit price / per -
Burgess Bros Carlisle Ware 883 Pattern Imari China Side Plate
Regular price $10.00 USDRegular priceUnit price / per -
Antique Imari Porcelain Floral China Side Plates
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Wild Bros China Mona Blue Imari saucer
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Antique Royal Stafford China Mona Blue Imari breakfast cup
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imari China ware and patterns
This is our Vintage and Antique Imari china collection. The term Imari is widely used to describe a style of decoration used by English Porcelain makers in the 19th and 20th Century using dark blue red and gold underglazes. True Imari china or Arita Ware was originally Japanese export china popular in the 17th and 18th Centuries, exported via the port of Imari by the Dutch East India company. Imari designs proved so popular the English factories could not resist copying the style, while the designs incorporated less Chinoise characterisation, the colour pallet remained vivid.
H Colclough, Sutherland and Royal Albert & Royal Vale designs of Imari dominated the UK domestic market by the late 19th Century, but many other factories produced similar or almost identical copies. These Imari patterns have now come to symbolise the late Victorian and Edwardian style of English antique china tea ware.