Description
A fine quality Chinese export lacquer occasional table. Early-19th century, ca 1820.
The tilt top with typical exotic scenes of people, pagodas, lakes, foliage, bridges, fishermen and boats, all set with interconnecting islands. On a deep, rich, red ground, raised by a decorated column with a ”birdcage” action and terminating with unusual well-carved gilt animal paw feet.
In lovely condition throughout, and in a rare colour.
English Chinoiserie, japanning & lacquering. – Box House …boxhouse-antiques.com › Antique Furniture
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