This exquisite Queen Anne tea table boasts a stunning japanned finish, popularized in the 18th century for its intricate, hand-painted designs inspired by Asian lacquerware. Crafted from high-quality materials, this table features a smooth, circular surface that is perfect for serving tea and displaying delicate porcelain cups. The table is supported by four elegantly curved legs, adding a touch of sophistication to any room. This piece is a beautiful example of 18th century design and craftsmanship, sure to be cherished by those with a love for fine antiques.
Japanning is the decoration and treatment of antique furniture using lacquer and resin. Japanning in Europe started when they imitated East Asian lacquer work. Japanning used a deep black lacquer as a base and was initially tried onto furniture. Japanned items use gold accents to create unique designs.