Edo Japanese Black Lacquer and Gilt Trunk Crocodile The representation of Bacchus

The representation of Bacchus

these corner cabinets offer both visual opulence and historical importance

such as the Musée d'Orsay and the Metropolitan Museum of Art

and a single candle arm emerging from the apron both reflect and enhance the Rococo and Neoclassical influences favoured during the George III period

this substantial table brings together the enduring beauty of padouk wood with a robust and practical form

Edo Japanese Black Lacquer and Gilt Trunk Crocodile The representation of BacchusEdo Japanese Black Lacquer and Gilt Trunk A striking example of 17th century Japanese craftsmanship, this remarkable storage chest embodies the refined elegance for which the Edo period is celebrated. Finished in lustrous black lacquer offset with gilt detailing, the trunk embodies the classic sophistication of traditional Japanese cabinet furniture. Origin: Japan Date: 17th century Material: Black lacquer, gilt, engraved brass mounts Dimensions: