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19th Century Japanese Lacquerware Warm Water Pitcher

$650.00Price
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Description: A masterfully crafted vintage Japanese lacquerware teapot or warm water pitcher featuring a deep, chocolate brown high-gloss finish. This cylindrical vessel is adorned with delicate gold-tone Maki-e botanical illustrations, including a prominent floral crest on the lid. The refined silhouette and traditional metallic powder artistry make this an exceptional piece for display or for use in a sophisticated tea service collection. Specifications Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition. The lacquer finish is smooth and lustrous with no visible chips or deep scratches. The gold Maki-e detailing remains bright and intact. Size: Approximately 6 inches tall (to the top of the lid) with a 5-inch diameter. Weight: Approximately 0.8 lbs (Lacquerware is famously lightweight despite its sturdy appearance).

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