Antique Late Meiji Period Lacquerware Tray - Maki-e Gold Landscape

This beautiful antique papier-mâché lacquer tray is decorated in the Maki-e style, where gold and reddish-toned powders are applied to wet lacquer to create a raised, shimmering image. A stunning hand-painted panoramic scene features depicts figures in boat on a lake, minka houses along the shoreline, sailing boats and pine trees - classic theme in Japanese Ukiyo-e art.

Maker: Japanese workshop for export (mark on the back of the tray 6356)

Age: late Meiji to early Taisho period (1890–1920)

Material: authentic period papier-mâché (hariko) base, finished with multiple layers of protective black lacquer, this combination provides a lightweight yet durable structure.

Measurements: diameter 30cm/11.8”, weight 310gr

Condition: very good, antique piece wear consistent with age. Minor surface ware and scratches and light rubbing to the gilt edge- please check the photos provided.

Your order will be carefully packaged for safe package arrival, using reused materials when possible. All items are vintage or antiques, therefore shows signs of wear, please inspect closely all photos. Please contact if you have any additional questions.

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