Set of Three Antique Porcelain Dishes by Spode English Imari Style Circa 1810
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Set of Three Antique Porcelain Dishes by Spode English Imari Style Circa 1810

$700.00

Despite my lack of photographic skills, the dishes are all perfectly round.
This set of three antique porcelain dishes was hand-painted by Spode in England circa 1810.
Each dish features beautiful decoration in the English Imari style, showcasing a central motif of two cobalt blue flower pots and stylized foliage in soft green, with accents of salmon pink and gold.
A wide border frames the scene with alternating panels: some display the cobalt blue flower pots with stylized foliage, while others have warm iron red backgrounds embellished with gold lozenges.
The vibrant palette of cobalt, iron red, green, and gold reflects Spode’s adaptation of Japanese Imari patterns, blending Asian inspiration with Regency-era precision.
The precise hand-painting, particularly in the leafy tendrils and stippled gilt detailing, showcases the exceptional artistry of early 19th-century Spode porcelain.

Dimensions: Two dishes, each 8.25″ diameter, and one smaller dish, 7.25″ diameter; all three dishes are 1.25″ deep.

Condition: Excellent with very slight rubbing

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Decoration: Hand-painted in English Imari palette with gilt accents
Material: Porcelain
Style: English Imari
Origin: England
Date: Circa 1810

Key Features
• Made by Spode, England, circa 1810
• Set of 3 matching dishes
• Hand-painted English Imari pattern with potted plants and foliage
• Rich palette of cobalt, iron red, green, and gold
• Delicate gilt detailing and fine enamel work
• Excellent condition

Background of Imari porcelains

In the late 17th century, Japanese potters in Arita began producing export porcelains featuring iron-red, cobalt blue, and elaborate gilt designs to cater to European consumers.
As the wares were shipped abroad from the port of Imari, this category of brilliantly enameled porcelain was conventionally known as “Imari ware.”
From the 18th century, English artisans followed the Japanese example and manufactured similar Imari-style porcelain products, known as “Japan” patterns.

 

 

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