Japanese Lacquer Low Table

Offered individually are three red lacquer octagon low tables that could also be used as plant stands. We believe they're from the Meiji period. With carved manji symbols around thei...

A 20th century Japanese lacquered low table.

A Japanese black and gild decorated lacquer kimono tray, Edo period, mounted on a later lacquered stand.

Japanese low table with a soft brown lacquer finish undercoated by red lacquer.

A pair of Art Deco period Japanese export speckled lacquer low tables. Japan, circa 1930 Measures: Height 16 ins (41 cms) Width 16 ins (41 cms).

Beautifully lacquered and painted wooden tray on its original shaped lacquered stand.

Japanese lacquered rectangular form scroll low table, 19th c.

A striking orange-red lacquer Japanese low tea or coffee table decorated in the negoro lacquer technique, Taisho period, 1920s, Japan.

A fine pair of English low (coffee or cocktail) tables, each table featuring a square inset top with a japan-lacquered chinoiserie design of trees and birds, topped with a removable ...

Black Lacquer Chabudai or Japanese Low Table, rectangular on two plinth supports.

A dramatic Japanese lacquered low rectangular coffee table raised on black lacquered square straight legs.

Japanese Lacquer iris design with inlay mother of Pearl table. circa 1930.

A fine late 19th century Coromandel lacquer panel, now mounted as a low table.

Maison Bagues coffee cocktail table, black japanned lacquer gilt metal low table.

Also, this leg stand was not used by lacquer ware craftsmen. It is the leg of the work table used in the Japanese town factory made after 1900 in the Showa period in Japan.

Stunning table executed in Japanese lacquer; the rectangular top raised on square straight legs.

An unusual early twentieth century Japanned black and gold lacquer low table base, with floral decoration throughout, with inset parquetry oak panels to the top.

A Japanese black lacquered low side table with Chrysanthemums randomly decorating all surfaces of the table.

This antique low table was crafted in the Meiji Era (1868–1912) from Japanese sugi (cedar) wood, finished with Urushi (traditional Japanese lacquer).

An exquisite antique Japanese low table (hiradaku) from the 19th century, crafted in the renowned Wajima lacquer tradition of the Noto Peninsula.

Exquisite 19th century Japanese lacquer & gilt panel mounted on a later ebonized and gilt decorated frame.

A stunning Japanese red and black negoro lacquer low, square table with a takamakie lacquer design of a shishi and ball, dated 3rd year of Showa, corresponding to 1928, and signed Ka...

A 19th century Japanese Wakasa lacquered low table with mother-of-pearl inlay; raised on elegantly scrolled legs.

Lacquer has reflective gold and dark brown flecks which shimmer; on scrolling feet.