Lotus Tray

This elegant Chinese red Huali wood tray is a beautifully handcrafted piece featuring exquisite jade inlay in a traditional lotus and fish design.

Each corner pillar of the balustrade is decorated with finely carved lotus head finials. The trays are crafted with indented corners and the lid is tiered with indented corners.

19th century carved lotus leaf tray, Meiji period (1868-1912) hand carved fruitwood lotus leaf tray.

Beautifully carved (on both sides), and remarkably thin. A testament to Japanese craftsmanship. Lotus plants are a metaphor for Buddhist enlightenment as they are born in the mud and...

A fine early twentieth century brass bamboo simulated floor lamp, with splayed tripod base, with lotus flower drip tray to the top. By Maison Bagues.

Meiji period copper lotus leaf tray. Meiji period (1868-1912) copper tray in the shape of a lotus leaf with hand tooled details, and a handle in the shape of two lotus stems with the...

In Japan, there are many things that carve and design such wooden trays. And this is a motif of lotus leaves, and snakes and frogs are carved.

Its includes water leaves and lotus flowers. Measures: Tray: 3.5 x 1.78 Shakers: 1.75 x 1.18 around the middle.

Carved and dark stained Elm Lotus tray used in tea ceremony now mounted to hang this is a large and very elaborately carved tray

Lotus tray in hand cast bronze metal, designed in a fine arts foundry using the lost-wax method of casting, handcrafted by George Sellers.

Priced individually: large frog/lotus tray 3.5"H, 15.5"L,10"W ($1500); small frog/lotus pin/ashtray 2.5"H, 6"L, 4.5"W ($650); turtle 2.25"H, 6"L, 4.25"W ($950), taller lotus vase 9.2...

This is a great burled wood tray in the form of a lotus leaf. It is carved out of a solid piece of wood with etched detail.

J05 stylish Victorian umbrella stand / walking stick stand in the manner of Christopher Dresser with twelve compartments flanked by four finials, decorative pierced uprights and two ...

Mesmerizing pair of late 18th/early 19th century Japanese Edo period byobu screens by Shibata Gito (Japanese 1780-1819). The paintings depict Chinese immortals in a dreamy landscape....

AMBIANIC presents 1950s Pepe Mendoza Malachite Brass Modernist Square Door Pull Mexico stamped by artist 4.75 x 4.75 x 1.5 d Preowned original vintage, patina present. Refer to image...

An unusual table crafted by Mexican artist Pepe Mendoza, circa 1965. Mendoza normally worked on smaller scale to produce metal works with ceramic inlay as lamps and furniture accesso...

A pair of bronze and inlaid enamel lamps in wonderful turquoise and blue hues.. the lamps are in original condition and depending on taste, somebody may want to polish the bronze. Th...

For your consideration, a Single table by Pepe Mendoza, Mexico circa late 1950s. Bronze & Malachite. Mayan Revival, Tear drop design. Tested and working. New electric cord new socke...

Circa 1960. We offer this Pair of Floating Nightstands with Pepe Mendoza Pulls. Made in solid first quality mahogany wood. Pepe Mendoza: Designer, Pepe Mendoza ran a foundry in Mexi...

For your consideration, a rare and hard to find Pull Doorknob, designed by Pepe Mendoza, Mexico circa the 1950s. Mayan revival period. Constructed with malachite and azurite compos...

Set of three large-scale hanging pendant lanterns by Pepe Mendoza circa late 1950's. These examples are done in brass and multi-colored ceramic with echoes of Morroccan flair. Excell...

If you are searching for a piece that represents the most iconic and amazing Mexican Modernist era, we have for you this stunning and rare Frank Kyle Drawer, custom made in México ci...

Mexican Modernist Pepe Mendoza brass fish in rare coral inlay. Mexico. 1950s

Pair of rare bronze table lamps on wood bases with turquoise "wave" motif by Pepe Mendoza. Signed.