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Striking Japanese (Meiji) 19thc Sakuragawa Maki-e Sencha (Tea Ceremony) Tray
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Striking Japanese (Meiji) 19thc Sakuragawa Maki-e Sencha (Tea Ceremony) Tray

19th century
Sold 12 August 2025 · Antik Dragon Japanese & Other Fine Art
This “Striking Japanese (Meiji) 19thc Sakuragawa Maki-e Sencha (Tea Ceremony) Tray” found a buyer.

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Description

Striking Japanese (Meiji) 19thC Sakuragawa black and gold maki-e sencha (tea ceremony) tray decorated with a net and floral design. Measures 27.5cm x 27.5cm x 3.4cm high.

Superb original condition.

Date of Manufacture

Antik Dragon Japanese & Other Fine Art has dated this Meiji Lacquer Tea Tray to the 19th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
3.4cm (1.34")
Width
27.5cm (10.83")
Depth
27.5cm (10.83")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1030154
Dealers Internal Reference
AD707
Description
Striking Japanese (Meiji) 19thC Sakuragawa black and gold maki-e sencha (tea ceremony) tray decorated with a net and floral design. Measures 27.5cm x 27.5cm x 3.4cm high.

Superb original condition.

Date of Manufacture

Antik Dragon Japanese & Other Fine Art has dated this Meiji Lacquer Tea Tray to the 19th Century.

Height
3.4cm (1.34")
Width
27.5cm (10.83")
Depth
27.5cm (10.83")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1030154
Dealers Internal Ref
AD707
Antik Dragon Japanese & Other Fine Art
Antik Dragon Japanese & Other Fine Art
Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2021
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Archive I A square black lacquer serving tray decorated with intricate gold maki-e cherry blossom and river patterns. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Striking Japanese (Meiji) 19thc Sakuragawa Maki-e Sencha (Tea Ceremony) Tray

Archive II A square black lacquer serving tray decorated with intricate gold maki-e cherry blossom and river patterns. View II
Archive III A square black lacquer serving tray decorated with intricate gold maki-e cherry blossom and river patterns. View III
Archive IV A square black lacquer serving tray decorated with intricate gold maki-e cherry blossom and river patterns. View IV
Archive V A square black lacquer serving tray decorated with intricate gold maki-e cherry blossom and river patterns. View V
Archive VI A square black lacquer serving tray decorated with intricate gold maki-e cherry blossom and river patterns. View VI
Archive VII A square black lacquer serving tray decorated with intricate gold maki-e cherry blossom and river patterns. View VII
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Somerset
United Kingdom
Verified Since Oct 2021
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Items Sold 783
Antik Dragon Japanese & Other Fine Art
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A square black lacquer serving tray decorated with intricate gold maki-e cherry blossom and river patterns.
Striking Japanese (Meiji) 19thC Sakuragawa Maki-e Sencha (Tea Ceremony) Tray
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A square black lacquer serving tray decorated with intricate gold maki-e cherry blossom and river patterns.
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  • ObjectServing Trays
  • Period19th century
  • StyleMeiji Japanese
  • MaterialWood, Urushi lacquer, Gold powder
  • ColourBlack and Gold
  • MotifsMaki-e gold decoration, Cherry blossom sakura design, Raised edges, Chamfered corners
  • SizeH 3.4 cm (1 in) x W 27.5 cm (11 in) x D 27.5 cm (11 in)

Maki-e is a traditional Japanese craft technique where gold or silver powder is sprinkled onto wet lacquer using a makizutsu or fine brush, reaching its heights of technical precision and artistic expression during the Meiji period.

These trays are typically constructed from a wooden core coated with multiple layers of sap from the lacquer tree (urushi), often decorated with metal powders and pigments applied through meticulous hand techniques.

Authentic pieces often exhibit the deep lustre of natural urushi, fine hand-drawn maki-e detailing with metallic powders, and consistent signs of age such as micro-abrasions and subtle oxidation within the lacquer layers.

A lacquer tray can be styled as a focal point on a coffee table or sideboard, serving as a contrasting base for minimalist ceramics, glassware, or botanical arrangements.

Lacquerware should be kept away from direct sunlight and extreme humidity fluctuations to prevent cracking, and cleaned only with a soft, dry cloth without chemical solvents.
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