Chinese Lacquer Red

Simple lines, a modest form, and a layer of hand-brushed lacquer give this petite Qing-dynasty tray

The sculptural form of this early 20th century side table is elevated by a brilliant cinnabar-red

Though it seems unlikely that poison ivy could yield such beauty, traditional Chinese lacquer has

of red, an emblem of joy and prosperity, the chest’s distressed lacquer finish and dark patina tells

This delicate elmwood Chinese altar table with dark brown lacquered finish and carved spandrels is

This Chinese pot is from Zhejiang, China and made from red lacquered softwood.

. Richly aged from years of use, a warm, red-brown lacquer finish darkens the exterior, contrasted by the

A 19th century Chinese lacquered and painted shop sign with "Tea" and "Leaves" characters carved in

A 19th century Chinese black lacquer elmwood cabinet with two doors, a shelf below and three

An ornately detailed early 20th century Chinese cabinet with oval relief paneled doors painted with

the barrel sides, the allover design is brushed by hand atop a layer of cinnabar-red lacquer and

exemplifies the clean lines of Ming-dynasty forms. Layer upon layer of cinnabar red lacquer coats the book

, continuous ribbon. The simple silhouette is dressed in a red-orange lacquer, which has weathered over time

Simple lines, a modest form, and a layer of hand-brushed lacquer give this petite Qing-dynasty tray

Cabinet with 2 pairs of doors, beautiful original lacquer - "cognac colour" on the front, black

furniture or architecture. Colored by gilt pigments over an underlayer of red lacquer, the fragment depicts

scrolled fretwork railing frames the open shelf, finished in a contrasting red lacquer. Original brass

chinese export red lacquered trunk with gilt scenic motifs

This pair of 19th century Chinese black-lacquered chairs are carved with ornate, red-lacquered

exterior has been brushed with a thin layer of cinnabar-red lacquer atop a heavily worn finish for renewed

An integral part of traditional Chinese home life, ancestor worship before a domestic altar often

Fine red Lacquered chest with brass fitting, pair of doors, hand-painted. Elegant and beautiful

. Countless coats of red lacquer give the front doors their inimitable rich finish, each adorned with remnants

appears that at different moments in their lives, the chairs were lacquered with bright blues and reds to

peonies for spring. A richly aged red lacquer finish cloaks the surrounding frame, now beautifully faded

A pair of Chinese red lacquered side table, Late 19th Century, with rectangular tops above a single

A faux bamboo brass side table rising on four double bamboo form legs with Chinese red lacquered

This grand red lacquer bench once provided versatile seating in the courtyard of a Qing-dynasty

This grand red lacquer bench once provided versatile seating in the courtyard of a Qing-dynasty

century, the earthen red has developed fantastic character that only comes with authentic, time-honored

An impressive table from Canton Province, China. This table has a beautiful celadon color lacquer

a red-brown lacquer finish, lightly faded along the edges from a century of use. Square brass hinges

A simple and lovely lacquered trunk from Beijing, China. This trunk features a brass closure on

An early 20th Century red lacquer Chinese altar table of Pi motif.

This lacquered serving tray is crafted with a hand-painted panel salvaged from a vintage Chinese

living rooms as a console. The piece is lacquered in a chinese red and is made of chinese local hard

is rendered in gilt pigments atop red lacquer, now faded for brassy color and subtle iridescence.

matching lid, the bamboo container is finished with red-brown lacquer and cloaked in a rich, timeworn

Chinese console table, red lacquer with black & gold decorated drawers. Fujian, 100 Years +

Pair of chic chinese red lacquered occasional tables. Net price is $1200.00

Chinese console table, red lacquer with black & gold decoration. Fujian, 100 years +. 71

Very simple lines on this Chinese red lacquer Ming style altar table, it will work very well for a

A 19th century Chinese elmwood table with black lacquer, two drawers, and brass hardware.

Traces of the original lacquer finish hint are a wabi-sabi mark of the cabinet's tenacity. Original

This is a small antique decorative Cinnabar dish. A Chinese, red lacquer display plate, dating to

A 1920’s Chinese brass-mounted red lacquer cabinet on stand with interior drawers. Minor losses to

furniture or architecture. Colored by red lacquer and gilt pigments, each fragment is carved in the form of

interior cloaked in vibrant red lacquer, with a small lidded compartment and a large hinged mirror. The

precious goods. The subdued, neutral exterior belies the brilliant cinnabar red lacquer within, a finish

a provincial charm that recalls the warmth of home. The dark, red-brown lacquer finish has weathered

a provincial charm that recalls the warmth of home. The dark, red-brown lacquer finish has weathered

red and black lacquer, wonderfully aged from years of use. Today it elevates fruit in the kitchen or

, and a cinnabar red lacquer finish. Fitted with three drawers once used for storing incense and

red and black lacquer, wonderfully aged and gently faded from years of use. Today it elevates fruit in

decorative antique from the early 20th century is hand carved and hand painted with red lacquer on a sturdy

Pair of provincial 19th century Chinese lacquered chests with folk paintings depicting traditional

Simple lines, a modest form, and a layer of hand-brushed red lacquer give this Qing-dynasty footed