Bowl (10) - lacquered wood

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This Japanese set from circa 1930–1940 comprises five red lacquered wooden bowls with matching lids, decorated with golden pine branches and circular motifs, and is in good used condition with minor signs of age.

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Set of 5 antique Japanese red lacquered wooden bowls with lids – Golden pine decorative motif – Showa era

Beautiful set of 5 traditional Japanese red vermilion lacquered wooden bowls, accompanied by their matching lids.

Each lid is delicately decorated with branches of pine in gold and two golden circular motifs, offering an elegant contrast with the bright red of the lacquer.

The pine (*matsu*) symbolises longevity, prosperity and perseverance in Japan. This traditional motif is particularly appreciated during celebrations and festive meals.

The interior of the bowls is fully lacquered red, while the rims are finely outlined with a dark hue.

Estimated period: Showa era, probably between 1930 and 1960 (stylistic estimate).

Origin: Japan.

Material: lacquered wood.

Dimensions of each bowl:
- Diameter: 11.5 cm
- Height without lid: 5.7 cm
- Height with lid: 8 cm

Composition: 5 bowls and 5 lids, for a total of 10 pieces.

Condition: good overall for their age. The lacquer retains a beautiful shine and the gold decorations are well preserved. Some small lacquer losses are visible in certain areas, as shown in the photographs. Apart from these slight imperfections, the set is in good condition.

These traditional bowls, called *wan* in Japan, are particularly suited to presenting Japanese soups and dishes served at festive meals.

They also make a beautiful decorative collection for lovers of Japanese craftsmanship and antique objects.

The photographs are an integral part of the description.

Set of 5 antique Japanese red lacquered wooden bowls with lids – Golden pine decorative motif – Showa era

Beautiful set of 5 traditional Japanese red vermilion lacquered wooden bowls, accompanied by their matching lids.

Each lid is delicately decorated with branches of pine in gold and two golden circular motifs, offering an elegant contrast with the bright red of the lacquer.

The pine (*matsu*) symbolises longevity, prosperity and perseverance in Japan. This traditional motif is particularly appreciated during celebrations and festive meals.

The interior of the bowls is fully lacquered red, while the rims are finely outlined with a dark hue.

Estimated period: Showa era, probably between 1930 and 1960 (stylistic estimate).

Origin: Japan.

Material: lacquered wood.

Dimensions of each bowl:
- Diameter: 11.5 cm
- Height without lid: 5.7 cm
- Height with lid: 8 cm

Composition: 5 bowls and 5 lids, for a total of 10 pieces.

Condition: good overall for their age. The lacquer retains a beautiful shine and the gold decorations are well preserved. Some small lacquer losses are visible in certain areas, as shown in the photographs. Apart from these slight imperfections, the set is in good condition.

These traditional bowls, called *wan* in Japan, are particularly suited to presenting Japanese soups and dishes served at festive meals.

They also make a beautiful decorative collection for lovers of Japanese craftsmanship and antique objects.

The photographs are an integral part of the description.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
10
Country of origin
Japan
Material
lacquered wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
8 cm
Width
11.5 cm
Depth
11.5 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
Sold by
MonacoVerified
1959
Objects sold
100%
Private

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