Cruet set (4) - Imari Pattern - Bone china

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A late Victorian four‑piece porcelain cruet set in an Imari pattern, hand‑painted with cobalt blue and russet red on white bone china, with silver‑plated EPNS lids, a salt or mustard spoon decorated with fishes, and one pot with a pierced star lid, all in excellent condition and dating to circa 1850–1900.

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Late victorian cruet set featuring a Japanese style imari pattern and hand painted glaze, cobalt blue and russet red on a white porcelain body, silverplated fitted lids marked EPNS, a small salt or mustard spoon decorated with fishes along the stem. One pot features a star pattern lid, one star has been pierced during use to pour our more of the condiment, otherwise the set is in excellent antique condition.

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Seller's Story

All items are carefully handled and safely packed into a suitable cardboard box. Shipped using a track and trace service, signature is required. Custom duty maybe applicable and is the buyers responsibility. To ensure a smooth delivery, the buyer's contact information (email and phone number) is shared with the courier. This allows customs officials or the courier service to contact the buyer directly if necessary. Shipping partners include DPD, UPS, FedEx, and Royal Mail. Explore more unique items by visiting the seller's profile under 'Timelesscollections'.

Late victorian cruet set featuring a Japanese style imari pattern and hand painted glaze, cobalt blue and russet red on a white porcelain body, silverplated fitted lids marked EPNS, a small salt or mustard spoon decorated with fishes along the stem. One pot features a star pattern lid, one star has been pierced during use to pour our more of the condiment, otherwise the set is in excellent antique condition.

Shipped using a track and trace service. To ensure a smooth delivery, the buyer's contact information (email and phone number) is shared with the courier. This allows customs officials or the courier service to contact the buyer directly if necessary.

Shipping partners include DPD, UPS, FedEx, and Royal Mail.

Explore more unique items by visiting the seller's profile under 'Timelesscollections'.

Seller's Story

All items are carefully handled and safely packed into a suitable cardboard box. Shipped using a track and trace service, signature is required. Custom duty maybe applicable and is the buyers responsibility. To ensure a smooth delivery, the buyer's contact information (email and phone number) is shared with the courier. This allows customs officials or the courier service to contact the buyer directly if necessary. Shipping partners include DPD, UPS, FedEx, and Royal Mail. Explore more unique items by visiting the seller's profile under 'Timelesscollections'.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Weight
192 g
Style subtype
Victorian
Porcelain type
Bone china
Specific region of origin
Staffordshire
Number of objects
4
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Material
Porcelain
Model
Imari Pattern
Style
Antique
Colour
Blue, Gold, Red, White
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
9 cm
Width
4 cm
Depth
4 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
United KingdomVerified
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Objects sold
99%
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