Lamp in Imari porcelain and gilt bronze, circa 1880

Vase shape lamp in Imari porcelain. Decor of white background large cartouches on the belly with red motifs of flowers and plants in vases. High frieze with cartouches motifs adorned with landscapes and burds. The whole on a blue background.
Chiselled and gilt bronze mount. Molded top mount. Openwork scalloped base with acanthus leaves, shells and c-crests motifs.

Work realized circa 1880.

New and functional electrical system.

Dimensions : H 65 x D 25 cm.

Reference : LS439731

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Imari is a place of production of Japanese ceramics, otherwise known as “Arita porcelain”. It is the port of an island. Imari porcelain was first exhibited by the Dutch, with their Compagnie Orientale des Provinces-Unies (the V.O.C). These are Europeanized decorations but remaining very inspired by the great traditions of Asian spirituality. The Imari style is characterized by three dominant colors: cobalt blue, red tending to saffron and the white background of porcelain. Imari porcelain had a notable influence on the East India Company (Chinese Imari is referred to as East India Company porcelain), Delft earthenware, Dresden porcelain and the Meissen manufactory and even on 20th century Limoges porcelain.