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September 28th, 2008 
Angie Japanese Imari Reviews
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Chinese or Japanese Imari Plate 8.6″ $85.00 |
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EXTREMELY RARE 18THC IMARI CHINESE KANGXI PERIOD PORCELAIN JAPANESE DECOR TEAPOT $9.50 |
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Chinese or Japanese Imari bowl $35.00 |
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Antique Chinese Bowl Traditional Design & Antique Japanese Dish Imari Palette $115.00 |
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Beautiful Big Japanese Imari Porcelain Gilt Plate $329.00 |
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ANTIQUE-JAPANESE IMARI- PORCELAIN COVER CUPS/BOWLS-(SET OF 2) $59.00 |
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beautiful japanese imari porcelain plate $168.00 |
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beautiful japanese imari porcelain plate $158.00 |
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beautiful japanese imari porcelain plate $188.00 |
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beautiful japanese imari porcelain plates $318.00 |
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beautiful japanese imari porcelain plate $166.00 |
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beautiful japanese imari porcelain plates $326.00 |
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beautiful japanese imari porcelain plate $196.00 |
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beautiful japanese imari porcelain plate $176.00 |
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beautiful japanese imari porcelain plate $166.00 |
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beautiful japanese imari porcelain plate $186.00 |
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beautiful japanese imari porcelain plate $166.00 |
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beautiful japanese imari porcelain plate $186.00 |
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beautiful japanese imari porcelain plate $192.00 |
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beautiful japanese imari porcelain plate $190.00 |
Antique Lamp – a Rare Chinese Imari Lamp Circa 1750
Imari porcelain is the name understood in the West as Japanese porcelain made at Arita and exported through the port of Imari. From the mid 17th century the Dutch East India Company monopolised the lucrative export trade, supplying the insatiable European demand for porcelain.
It came to the attention of the Chinese porcelain makers at the vast Imperial kilns at Jingdezhen that Japanese Imari porcelain was in high demand in Europe. The Chinese makers were quick to realise the commercial success of the Japanese Imari style of decoration and by the early 18th century were producing a Chinese version of the Japanese Imari style
Chinese-Imari pieces are typically less decorated than the Japanese originals with more white porcelain showing. Japanese Imari is usually all-over decorated, producing a much more “busy” style, however, in general, Chinese-Imari examples are more finely potted with a thinner more even glaze. The colour palette follows the traditional Japanese original, Rouge de Fer, or, Iron red, under glaze cobalt blue and gilding
A rare mid 18th century, Chinese-Imari, baluster shaped table lamp.
The lamp very finely decorated in the traditional palette of Imari enamels, iron red and under glaze cobalt blue with touches of pale salmon, a typical colour range of the period.
The decorative subject of oriental flowers with a large central Peony.
The lamp on a finely turned maple wood stand, water gilded to a satin finish
A very beautiful, mid 18th century lamp.
Ch’ien Lung Reign – Circa 1750 Overall height (including shade) 23?/59cm
The Antique & Vintage Table Lamp Co specialise in antique table lamp lighting with an on-line range of over 100 unique, antique and vintage lamps on view.
Lamps are shipped ready wired for the U.S, the U.K and Australia.
You are invited to visit their web site at www.antiquelampshop.com
© The Antique & Vintage Table Lamp Co 2009
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JAPANESE PORCELAIN VINTAGE 6 PLATE + CREAMER AND SUGAR BOWL SET NICE VINTAGE SET OF 6 PLATES/DESERT PLATES.. AND A MATCHING CREAMER AND SUGAR BOWL… |
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Japanese flower shaped rice bowls – set of 4, Hizen porcelain $50.00 This high design collection of rice bowls is a fine example of meticulous Japanese quality. Each bowl is a stylized version of a delicate flower finished with a deep obsidian glaze. The set captures the contrast of hard porcelain versus the ethereal beauty of flowers, making for a balanced expression of Zen or Taoist thought. They are a beautiful set whether you are collecting unique rice bowls or… |
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Japanese Imari Tea Set $68.00 … |
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Japanese Pop $9.90 … |
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Small Imari Porcelain Accent Lamp $115.00 A great size and shape for a living room chest or small bedside table, this rectangular porcelain lamp has the traditional colors of classic Imari…. |
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Classic Asian Furniture & Unique Gifts – 18 Qing Rosewood Barrel Stool Planter Stand – Rosewood $169.00 Two beautiful stains to choose from, these are classic design, sturdily crafted, beautifully finished fine Rosewood barrel stools, great for a stool in the living room or foyer, as a drink table, or as an elegant plant stand. Part of one of the web’s largest collections of fine Chinese Rosewood furniture & decor, including coffee tables, end tables, nightstands, altar cabinets, small curios, fishb… |
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Unique Asian Design Lighting – 16 Imari Odd Shade Oriental Style Fine Table Lamp $128.00 From our collection of fine quality hand crafted oriental lamps, beautiful Japanese & Chinese style urns, vase,s and spice jars converted into beautiful high end table lamps, wonderful oriental accents for traditional and contemporary home decor. With UL approved wiring, socket, and switch to accommomdate standard size 3 way light bulbs, up to 150 watts. Allow up to 2 weeks for delivery, continent… |
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Mishima – A Life in Four Chapters $19.98 With Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, Paul Schrader constructs a puzzle-box portrait of the controversial author (1925-1970) who turned his life into a work of art. Presented by Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas, Schrader outdoes his benefactors in sheer audacity alone. In the opening sequence, which weaves throughout the film, Yukio Mishima (riveting Shohei Imamura regular Ken Ogata) prepare… |
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Hiruko the Goblin $11.74 The story of a radical archeologist & a junior high teacher that believes the doorway to ancient evil spirits dimension is under his school. Studio: Media Blasters Inc. Release Date: 05/10/2005 Run time: 88 minutes… |
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Yôkai hantâ: Hiruko … |
Can anyone translate these chinese & japanese symbols?
I have a few old plates with only japanese on them, would appreciate any help from someone who can decipher these symbols.
First four are of the same plate-
http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=xuun2mudyzz
http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=vtdmrmkynjz
http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=kdngn2dt0it
http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=ngyfmlamnmw
This is different plate, this is the only mark on it:
http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=ynvoo4olrem
Wooden carved / painted mandarin ducks (i think this is chinese)
http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=iyz5zqdidoj
Japanese imari plate
http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=xykyrztzhly
That’s all
you have my gratitude!
1) http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=xuun2mudyzz
The words written in Xiaozhuan style on the first plate are supposed to be a famous couplet by Zhu Xi, a respected scholar in the ancient Song Dynasty (960-1279). The original context should be ??????? ???????, but the word ? is missing on this plate.
Let me know if you need further explanation.
2) http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=ynvoo4olrem
It looks like a seal/stamp saying ??. The manufacturer’s name, I guess.
3) http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=iyz5zqdidoj
Looks like Chinese characters ???, but it doesn’t mean anything. Manufacturer’s name again maybe.
4) http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.php?quickkey=xykyrztzhly
They’re simply Japanese kanjis saying ?? (art) ??? (imari).
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