Chinese Gilt Black Lacquer Table

Crafted in 19th-century China, this pair of demi-lunes features table tops darkened with black lacquer in contrast to the warm red lacquer coloring the aprons and hoof feet legs.

A late Qing Dynasty hand-painted black lacquer trunk with gold-gilded decoration, this early 20th-century storage chest is a striking piece that blends function with artistry. The ex...

This exceptional French Louis XV style occasional table with its magnificent Coromandel lacquer top, rich mahogany case, and finely cast gilt bronze ormolu mounts is an elegant examp...

The early inventories of Boughton reveal a plethora of lacquer furniture - including a Coromandel lacquer dressing table and mirror attributed to Gerrit Jensen.

Title: Monumental Chinoiserie Lacquered 4-Panel Folding Screen, Circa 1920-1950 Description: A Striking Chinoiserie Coromandel-Style Folding Screen Presenting a magnificent four-...

The top comprised of an antique Chinese black carved, lacquered and polychrome panel decorated with garden flowers and a basket of flowers. The outer band with scrolls and polychrome...

Removable upper tray. Lacquer decor with a black background and gilt Chinese motifs figuring three circles decorated with a cherry tree, peonies and birds on branches.

Square easel-back desk clock with japanned and gilt-lacquered metal case, the matte black ground enriched at the border with parcel-gilt and polychrome Chinoiserie—floral sprays, geo...

Coat upon coat of red, black and yellow lacquer was hand-applied to this 19th-century footed trunk likely originated as a display stand and storage chest in an elaborate shrine displ...

Framing tips: A dark walnut, black lacquer, or gilt-edged frame paired with a generous ivory mat enhances the refined architectural composition.

The surroundings are filled with chinoiserie details, including calligraphic panels, lacquered-style furniture, and decorative motifs. To the left, a large vase with a flowering plan...

A rare, late-17th century / early-18th century, fall front bureau with gilded Chinoiserie Japanning & faux tortoishell ground. “Before Japan was made in England, the imitation of ...

An English 18th century chinoiserie lacquer cabinet, raised on a later 19th century black lacquer stand in the Chinese taste.

Finished in a rich hand-painted black lacquer style surface, the cases provide a dramatic backdrop for the exquisite Chinoiserie-inspired floral decoration that adorns each drawer fr...