A Chinese ewer decorated in the Imari palette. Kangxi period
Decorated in the Imari palette with flowers.
A Chinese famille verte-imari dish decorated with European figures. Kangxi period
The center painted in tones of iron-red and gilt with two westerners riding in a Chinese chariot pulled by spotted ponies, an attendant shielding them with a parasol and a lattice-fence in the foreground, all within a petal-molded border reserved on a verte cell-diaper ground.
A large Chinese armorial dish for the Dutch market (van Gellicum). Kangxi period
Decorated in the imari palette with the coat-of-arms of the van Gellicum.
A large Chinese Imari vase and cover decorated with a pair of phoenix. Yongzheng period
Baluster-shaped with swelling shoulder and short neck ; the cover a shallow dome with spreading rim, the edge glazed brown, with button knob in blue. Painted with a pair of pheasants perched on blue rocks among flowering peonies, with a frieze of lappets with peony blooms above, lotus-petal panel border below and peony sprays round […]
A massive Chinese Imari ovoid jar and cover decorated with pheasants. Early 18th century
Of baluster form, enameled in the imari palette and gilt around the exterior with a continuous scene of a pair of pheasants perched on elaborate pierced rock work issuing branches heavy with flowering peony, pomegranate blossom, chrysanthemum, and peach blossoms between a lappet border around the base and the shoulder with a deep band of pattern-filled, […]
A Chinese Imari bottle decorated with a Chinese landscape. Kangxi period.
Decorated in the imari palette with Chinese landscape.
A Chinese Imari teapot decorated with flowers. Kangxi period
Decorated in the traditional “imari” palette with flowers.
A Chinese armorial dish decorated in the imari palette for the English market (Fellowes quartering Coulson). Kangxi period
Decorated in the imari palette, the arms of Fellowes quartering Coulson.
A pair of Chinese export porcelain shell shaped dishes. Kangxi period
The shell-dishes lightly moulded and finely enamelled in the traditional imari palette with sprays of flowers.
A pair of large Chinese imari dishes depicting a scene from The Romance of the Western Chamber. Yongzheng period.
Decorated in the traditional imari palette, with a scene from Act III of The Romance of the Western Chamber (Xi Xiang Ji) by the Yuan Dynasty playwright Wang Shifu (c.1260-1336), with Cui Yingying awaiting the arrival of Zhang Sheng. On the rim, a blue treillis and four reserves with Chinese boys.
