Lacquer Tableware

This set of 8 vintage lacquer napkin rings blends classic design with high-end sophistication, featuring a rich hunter green lacquered exterior and a contrasting burnt orange interior reminiscent of iconic Hermès and Gucci color palettes. Crafted from solid wood and finished in a glossy lacquer, each ring feels substantial in hand, simple yet striking, elegant yet bold. Though unmarked, their quality, color combination, and sleek silhouette suggest a possible connection to Italian or French luxury tabletop houses from the 1970s–1980s. The green and orange pairing is a signature motif seen in both Hermès equestrian design and Gucci's heritage collections, making these napkin rings ideal for collectors or stylists seeking refined, fashion-forward tableware. Features: Set of 8 round wooden napkin rings Deep forest green lacquered finish with warm orange interior Smooth, high-gloss surface with minor vintage wear Unmarked; possibly French or Italian origin, 1970s–1980s Hermès or Gucci-inspired design Excellent condition with some age-appropriate scratches. Styling Suggestions: Perfect for holiday tablescapes, fall entertaining, or garden luncheons, these napkin rings instantly elevate any table setting. Pair them with monogrammed linen napkins, bone china, or bamboo flatware...

This is an old tray used by Japanese lacquerware craftsmen. It is thought that this tray was used to mix colors when applying lacquer. Probably from the 1900s to the 1960s. After th...

This stunning wooden tray adorned with the classic Japanese Lacquer shines back at you - almost to mirror your every desire. You must see yourself in this plate. Concave and convex. ...

This shallow lacquered bowl dates to the late 19th century and was originally used as a wash basin for fruits and vegetables. The round vessel is crafted like a barrel, with slatted ...

Simple lines, a modest form, and a layer of hand-brushed lacquer give this petite Qing-dynasty tray a provincial charm that recalls the warmth of home. The dark brown lacquer finish ...

Simple lines, a modest form, and a layer of hand-brushed lacquer give this petite Qing-dynasty tray a provincial charm that recalls the warmth of home. The dark brown lacquer still h...

Simple lines, a modest form, and a layer of hand-brushed lacquer give this petite Qing-dynasty tray a provincial charm that recalls the warmth of home. The dark black lacquer finish ...

Simple lines, a modest form, and a layer of hand-brushed lacquer give this petite Qing-dynasty tray a provincial charm that recalls the warmth of home. The brown lacquer finish has w...

Simple lines, a modest form, and a layer of hand-brushed lacquer give this petite Qing-dynasty tray a provincial charm that recalls the warmth of home. The red lacquer finish has wea...

Lacquered tableware set for eight, includes (8) placemats, (8) coasters, and (8) napkin rings, made by Emerald Hills Studio, Singapore, with original box....

Vintage Japanese lacquer ware circular tray. Large round serving tray lacquered Japanese tray. Black and red lacquered serving tray with a deli...

Both coasters decorated with hand painted repeating bands of green geometric motifs interspersed by a quadrant of heart-shaped petals set against a dark royal blue field, the base an...

Mint and boxed Japan, a fine antique hand lacquered Maki-e seasonal flowers and fans decorated portable complete Bento food box, late Meiji to early Taisho period, early 20th century. The set comes with a four (4) lacquered and porcelain elements: the Obento box consisting of four (4) boxes with lids, a small serving tray for Sakazuki Sake sipping, a white porcelain Sakazuki with cloth bag, The entire set fits in to a very elegant portable protective storage box, crafted of Kiri wood.. Decorations: The set is decorated with season spring flowers motif and Maki-e lacquer art. Condition: Excellent with fine patina. Immediately usable. Dimensions: Obento 7 inches high and the portable box...

A red lacquered papier mâché tray from England, featuring a Chinoiserie transfer design of a village scene with a pagoda and children flying kites in gold and white.

Art Deco rectangular serving tray. Features a rich book-matched Carpatian elm surface contained within a black lacquer gallery frame.