Platter - Wood - Large Wood Charger

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Giovanni Bottero
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Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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Description from the seller

Japanese Meiji Period Lacquered Wood Charger with Mother-of-Pearl Inlay

A striking large Japanese lacquered wood charger, dating to the late Meiji period (1868–1912). The finely composed central scene depicts a palanquin procession beside the water, with hills, a pagoda, pine trees, boats and flying birds beyond. Delicately engraved golden details enrich the landscape, while the figures, architecture and shoreline are beautifully highlighted with shimmering mother-of-pearl inlay.

The broad, deep reddish-brown rim is decorated with an elegant floral branch design, creating a refined contrast with the dark central ground. An impressive and highly decorative example of Japanese lacquer craftsmanship, with exceptional visual presence.

Condition: the mother-of-pearl decoration is in very good condition. There is age-related wear, rubbing, small losses and surface marks to the wood and lacquer, particularly around the rim and underside; please examine the photographs carefully as they form part of the description.

Dimensions: diameter 45.3 cm; height 9 cm.

A superb statement piece for a collection of Japanese art, lacquerware or Asian decorative arts.

Your item will be carefully packaged and shipped with full track and trace for your peace of mind; local pickup is also warmly welcomed in Ekeren (Antwerp), Belgium.

Seller's Story

I have great respect to our history. So, it is very important to keep them safe. That is why i package the items very carrefully and safe. Falling from the hands may not be a problem.
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Japanese Meiji Period Lacquered Wood Charger with Mother-of-Pearl Inlay

A striking large Japanese lacquered wood charger, dating to the late Meiji period (1868–1912). The finely composed central scene depicts a palanquin procession beside the water, with hills, a pagoda, pine trees, boats and flying birds beyond. Delicately engraved golden details enrich the landscape, while the figures, architecture and shoreline are beautifully highlighted with shimmering mother-of-pearl inlay.

The broad, deep reddish-brown rim is decorated with an elegant floral branch design, creating a refined contrast with the dark central ground. An impressive and highly decorative example of Japanese lacquer craftsmanship, with exceptional visual presence.

Condition: the mother-of-pearl decoration is in very good condition. There is age-related wear, rubbing, small losses and surface marks to the wood and lacquer, particularly around the rim and underside; please examine the photographs carefully as they form part of the description.

Dimensions: diameter 45.3 cm; height 9 cm.

A superb statement piece for a collection of Japanese art, lacquerware or Asian decorative arts.

Your item will be carefully packaged and shipped with full track and trace for your peace of mind; local pickup is also warmly welcomed in Ekeren (Antwerp), Belgium.

Seller's Story

I have great respect to our history. So, it is very important to keep them safe. That is why i package the items very carrefully and safe. Falling from the hands may not be a problem.
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Details

Era
1400-1900
Over 200 years old
No
Title additional information
Large Wood Charger
Material
Wood
Dynastic style/period
Meiji period (1868-1912)
Country of origin
Japan
Provenance
Private collection
Attribution
Original
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Sold with stand
No
Height
9 cm
Width
45.3 cm
Depth
45.3 cm
Estimated period
1890-1910
Sold by
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1254
Objects sold
100%
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