JAPANESE IMARI TEACUP AND SAUCER SET Era: Circa 1950s Style: Yellow Ground Imari
OVERVIEW:
A vibrant mid-century Japanese teacup and saucer featuring a distinctive yellow ground with traditional Imari-style floral decoration in polychrome enamels and black border accents.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Material: Porcelain Origin: Japan Pattern: Floral on yellow ground Period: Mid-20th Century Type: Export ware
DESIGN ELEMENTS:
Pattern Details:
-Cherry blossoms and peonies -Black decorative borders -Trailing floral branches -Multi-colored florals -Gold rim accents
Original glaze intact Clear pattern definition Minimal wear to gilt No chips or cracks Clean white interior
HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE: This piece represents the post-war Japanese porcelain industry's adaptation of traditional Imari designs for Western markets. The bright yellow ground color shows the influence of Western taste on traditional Japanese patterns during the 1950s export period.
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Japanese Imari Teacup and Saucer Set
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Japanese Imari Teacup and Saucer Set
JAPANESE IMARI TEACUP AND SAUCER SET Era: Circa 1950s Style: Yellow Ground Imari
OVERVIEW:
A vibrant mid-century Japanese teacup and saucer featuring a distinctive yellow ground with traditional Imari-style floral decoration in polychrome enamels and black border accents.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Material: Porcelain Origin: Japan Pattern: Floral on yellow ground Period: Mid-20th Century Type: Export ware
DESIGN ELEMENTS:
Pattern Details:
-Cherry blossoms and peonies -Black decorative borders -Trailing floral branches -Multi-colored florals -Gold rim accents
Original glaze intact Clear pattern definition Minimal wear to gilt No chips or cracks Clean white interior
HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE: This piece represents the post-war Japanese porcelain industry's adaptation of traditional Imari designs for Western markets. The bright yellow ground color shows the influence of Western taste on traditional Japanese patterns during the 1950s export period.
