Sandra Wong

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Eine elegante und atmosphärische Paar traditioneller japanischer Lack-Pedestalkupfer? (Korrektur: Tassen) – actually 

An elegant and atmospheric pair of traditional Japanese lacquered pedestal cups, believed to date from the late Meiji to Taishō period, preserved together with their original wooden storage box.

These vessels embody the quiet refinement characteristic of early Japanese ceremonial tableware. Their gracefully elevated pedestal form creates a dignified silhouette, while the softly rounded bowl sections reflect the restrained aesthetics long appreciated in traditional Japanese lacquer craftsmanship.

The deep black-brown lacquer surface reveals subtle warm translucency under light, producing a calm and sophisticated appearance impossible to replicate in modern industrial ware. Fine concentric ridges along the stems introduce a rhythmic architectural quality that enhances the sculptural balance of the pair.

Originally intended for ceremonial dining or sake presentation, the cups possess a timeless simplicity closely associated with Japanese tea and banquet culture. Their understated design allows the proportions, surface texture, and aging patina to become the primary aesthetic focus.

Particularly appealing is the natural aging visible throughout the surface. Minor rubbing, soft gloss variation, and small traces of wear have developed over decades of careful use, giving the pair a strong sense of authenticity and historical atmosphere. Rather than diminishing the objects, these age-related characteristics contribute to the wabi-sabi beauty valued in Japanese antiques.

The original wooden box remains with the set, further strengthening its collectible and presentation value.

A refined pair suitable for collectors of Japanese lacquerware, tea aesthetics, or antique decorative arts.

Condition

Good antique condition consistent with age and use.
Minor scratches, lacquer wear, and small losses are present in places.
These traces of age are natural characteristics of authentic antique lacquerware.

Dimensions

Diameter: approx. 10 cm
Height: approx. 9.5 cm

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The item will be carefully packed using protective materials and shipped securely with tracking.

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Japanische antike Paar lackierter Sockelbecher – Meiji- bis Taishō-Periode – Urushi-Stil Sakazuki - Lack - Japan - Meiji Periode (1868-1912)

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Ein signiertes, originales Meiji- bis Taishō-Periode‑Paar lackierter Sockelbecher aus Japan, in ausgezeichnetem Zustand, Maße ca. 10 cm Höhe, 10 cm Durchmesser, inklusive originaler Holzbox.

Japanische antike Paar lackierter Sockelbecher – Meiji- bis Taishō-Periode – Urushi-Stil Sakazuki - Lack - Japan - Meiji Periode (1868-1912)

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Ein signiertes, originales Meiji- bis Taishō-Periode‑Paar lackierter Sockelbecher aus Japan, in ausgezeichnetem Zustand, Maße ca. 10 cm Höhe, 10 cm Durchmesser, inklusive originaler Holzbox.

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