Takayama Keyaki Wood Low Desk - Early 20th Century Writing Table
Japanese antique low desk with beautifully figured Keyaki wood with a Shunkei lacquer finish. Finger joined construction. In original patina. From Takayama in Gifu, Japan.
Takayama furniture features distinctive handles, or a lack thereof, in its construction. You will instead often encounter a drawer face with a large border; allowing for the drawer to be grasped from the middle section.
Shunkei lacquering is a process in which a transparent lacquer is applied to wood that has been given a yellow or red tone.
- Lacquered Keyaki
- 29.5" x 16.5" x 11.25" (length x depth x height)
- Early 20th Century/Taisho (1912-1926)
- SKU: T-3391
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Takayama Keyaki Wood Low Desk - Early 20th Century Writing Table
Japanese antique low desk with beautifully figured Keyaki wood with a Shunkei lacquer finish. Finger joined construction. In original patina. From Takayama in Gifu, Japan.
Takayama furniture features distinctive handles, or a lack thereof, in its construction. You will instead often encounter a drawer face with a large border; allowing for the drawer to be grasped from the middle section.
Shunkei lacquering is a process in which a transparent lacquer is applied to wood that has been given a yellow or red tone.
- Lacquered Keyaki
- 29.5" x 16.5" x 11.25" (length x depth x height)
- Early 20th Century/Taisho (1912-1926)
- SKU: T-3391
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Japanese antique low desk with beautifully figured Keyaki wood with a Shunkei lacquer finish. Finger joined construction. In original patina. From Takayama in Gifu, Japan.
Takayama furniture features distinctive handles, or a lack thereof, in its construction. You will instead often encounter a drawer face with a large border; allowing for the drawer to be grasped from the middle section.
Shunkei lacquering is a process in which a transparent lacquer is applied to wood that has been given a yellow or red tone.
- Lacquered Keyaki
- 29.5" x 16.5" x 11.25" (length x depth x height)
- Early 20th Century/Taisho (1912-1926)
- SKU: T-3391
