Imari porcelain

Pair of Imari teapots with teapot provided with a decoration of flowers and plants. Although it is a pair, it can be seen that they were not both painted by the same person.

Kangxi Imari jug with cuver and polygonal flattened pear-shaped body on hexagonal standing base. Decorated on the belly with medallions and floral decoration. Shape shape derived from that of brass jugs from the Middel East and I

Kangxi rare large Imari tea pot. The teapot is divided into six panels. This has created a star-shaped opening for the lid. The different panels are decorated with tea ceremony in a garden. The star-shaped lid is divided into six

Kangxi octagonal Imari tea-caddy with original lid. Eight flat surfaces alternately decorated with floral representation in Imari and underglaze blue.

Qing Imari teapot with a teapot decorated with flowers and plants.

Set of five Chine de Commande Kangxi Imari chocolate cups and saucers with lids.

A pair Kangxi Imari patti pans with a floral representation.

Qianlong Imari cupboard or sink bowl. Beautifully decorated with floral designs with Chinese valuables in several places.

Kangxi Imari teapot which is lobed at the top and bottom. Decorated on the belly with a floral representation. Lid also lobed and rim decorated with Chinese symbols.

A Imari jar and cover with two handles and decorated with two floral panels.

Qianlong Imari chocolate jar. Lid and jar both have a floral representation. In contrast to coffee and tea pots, the gift rating is on the side of the jug. The model is dissected from a Dutch silver chocolate jug.

Set of five 18th-century Imari cups and saucers. Decorated with a floral representation. Both cups and saucers have a lobed edge.