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Vista Alegre Decorative Cup – Imari Collection | Portuguese Porcelain with Scalloped Rim
Vista Alegre Decorative Cup – Imari Collection | Portuguese Porcelain with Scalloped Rim
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 Decorative porcelain bowl from Vista Alegre, belonging to the prestigious and discontinued Imari collection, inspired by the traditional Japanese oriental aesthetic of the 17th century. A rare piece of great artistic and decorative value.
 Product Features:
 • Brand: Vista Alegre – Portugal (marked “814 PORTUGAL” on the base) 
• Collection: Imari – produced between 1971 and 1980
 • Material: High-quality glazed porcelain
 • Shape: Wavy edge and oval body with embossed design
 • Decoration: Hand-painted in shades of cobalt blue, ferrous red (rouge-de-fer), and gold, with floral motifs and stylized birds.
 • Condition: Excellent condition, no cracks or visible wear.
 Decorative and Collectible Value:
 • Rare and highly valued piece among collectors of Portuguese porcelain.
 • Classic oriental style with refined finish
 • Ideal for shop windows, sideboards or elegant settings.
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