Japanned Finish

American Industrial Roll Top Desk or Table by Toledo, Japanned Finish, circa 1920s A rare and

in a lacquered japanned style. The top has two handles making it very easy to move around and use for

mache which has been treated with a lacquer finish or Japanned and decorated with flowers with gilt

mache which has been treated with a lacquer finish or Japanned and decorated with a hand-painted scene

This English Edwardian cabinet with a Japanned or chinoiserie black lacquer finish with raised gold

A wonderful and still bright japanned finish. This is one of the larger sizes, just over 14 inches

black japanned finish, circa 1920. #5281.  

original lacquered japanned finish. The chest having a thumb molded top with three drawers below, each

A Victorian ‘A.Kenrick & Sons’ cast iron door porter, No 467, retaining its original 'japanned

beautiful patina is a traditional Japanese finish found on bronze item's from the period. Not shown: at

, and foliage, exemplifying the enduring appeal of japanned finishes in 18th-century-inspired design. A

by skilled hardware craftsmen in Toyama Prefecture. For the finish, traditional Japanese lacquer is

Chinese Export style tea table. Hand detailed japanned finish in unusual deep medium blue with

supervision of Axel Einar Hjorth. Painted in Farrow & Ball Downpipe with a special japanning finishing. Can be

This is an unique Faries table lamp with an original Japanned finish. Of interest is the delicate

decor and deep Japanned finish. Delivered ready for the home. Dimensions: Max Width: 20.5cm (8'') Max

Richard Barr. It has a great japan finish on the ribbon portion that sits on top of the black metal base

from a quality Japanned finish with deep black lacquer. Adorned with a hand-painted enamel foliate

beautiful hand painted Japanned finish which refers to a decorative technique that originated in Japan and

. The luxurious black and gold japanned finish serves as a canvas for the intricate Chinoiserie décor

Japanese Sen wood top and Japanese oak legs. Left in its natural wood tone, without added color or finish

This antique Japanese elephant-form incense censer is a finely crafted example of traditional

Japanese woven bamboo chests in a two-tone finish, showcasing the texture and craftsmanship of

A vintage Japanese hinoki wood Kotatsu coffee table from the mid 20th century with square openwork

Very cool unique Japanese ceramic dish , circa1970's great condition glossy finish in brown.

This fascinating artifact, a hardwood scepter attributed to a Japanese scholar, is a masterful

that followed. NASHIJI LACQUER (梨地) is a traditional Japanese finishing technique used in lacquerware

1888 Japanese artist made modernist undulating glazed ceramic vase. Makers stamp on bottom

A Japanese vintage table lamp from the mid 20th century, with crackled finish and lucite base

This captivating Japanese Taishō period vase, dating back to circa 1900, embodies the artistic

Charred using the Japanese technique shou sugi ban, it's a light and airy piece with straight lines

Antique five tier Japanese lacquered wooden stacking box, known as a jubako. It is finished with a

, the item has been refinshed by using the Japanese finishing technique "Yakisugi" which consists in

, seamlessly blending functionality and elegance. The wood's ebonization is achieved through the Japanese

originated in Austria or southern Germany, where painted cabinetry and japanned finishes were favored in the

made from mahogany or adorned with japanned finishing, accompanied by cushions crafted from linen or

. The machine retains its original black japanned finish with red-and-yellow stenciling, a stepped base

Vintage Japanese Lusterware Teapot with iridescent finish and hand-painted floral details, perfect

This Kawakami cabinet features a faux antique finish on distressed solid oak with beautiful natural

outstretched paws, urushi lacquer finish, circa 1990. Hand-cast in Toyama Prefecture using traditional sand

of the bear, making it a perfect addition to any collection of Japanese folk art. Its natural finish

An elegant brass vase, hand-crafted in Japan, Showa Period. The finish is Murashido, a centuries

An elegant brass vase, hand-crafted in Japan, Showa Period. The finish is Murashido, a centuries

studio Atelier de la Paix, Fukuoka, Japan Ceramic, patterned glazed finish. Impressed maker’s mark to

studio Atelier de la Paix, Fukuoka, Japan Ceramic, patterned glazed finish. Impressed maker’s mark to

craftsmanship. The matte finish and soft tones highlight its lifelike nature. Signed: Japan Measurements: 7.25

A fabulous Ikebana brass vase, hand-crafted in Japan, Showa Period. The finish is Murashido, a

Japanned lacquered finish, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. A superb example of early 20th

This vintage cabinet was crafted in the Early Showa Period (1926–). Made from Japanese cedar with

box, with an appealing Japanese decorative finish from the late Edo period (1603 - 1868) whilst under

Japanese Yakisugi Finish A beautiful piece of handmade contemporary design with a finishing technique that

Japanese Hardwood. • Finish: Naturally aged with a dark, carbonized patina. • Character: Features natural

Multiuse jewelry desk top box , circa 1960's made in Japan with faux leather finish and small brass

19th c. Hepplewhite Japanned decorated drop leaf table (finish as found). 41 1/2" L. x 17" W. x 27

finish, marked JAPAN on verso. Weighs 1.5 pounds, stand 5.25 inches tall.

its clean lines and lovely finish, this Japanese Taisho period early 20th century tansu chest will

charming antique desk drawer, with distinctive ebonised finish and Japanese hand-painted scenes. Delivered