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vintagehomecollection · 10 months
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Osborne & Little The Decorated Room, 1988
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zegalba · 2 years
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Circular lacquer box carved with dragons in clouds - China, circa 1790.
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beifongkendo · 5 months
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Tea pot and lacquer picnic box, by Ryuryukyo Shinsai (ca. 1816)
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mote-historie · 4 months
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Cartier Paris, Vanity Case, ca. 1927; Produced by Cartier (Paris, France); Manufactured by Henri Lavabre (French); Lapis lazuli, carved jade, carved ruyi, coral, diamonds, lacquer, mirrored plate glass, gold, platinum; 9.9 × 5.2 × 1.7 cm (3 7/8 × 2 1/16 × 11/16 in.);
Photo: Doug Rosa
Jeweled Splendors of the Art Deco Era: The Prince and Princess Sadruddin Aga Khan Collection features exquisite work from premier jewelry houses of Europe and America – among them Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Lacloche Frères, Boucheron and Bulgari – dating from 1910 to 1938.
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yebreed · 8 months
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Luxury Lacquered Coffin of Marquis Yi: Largest in History
The coffin of the Warring States period was unearthed from the tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng (曾侯乙) in Leigudun (擂鼓墩), Suizhou, Hubei, in 1978.
The outer coffin is 3.2 meters long, 2.1 meters wide, 2.2 meters high, and weighs about 7 tons. It is composed of 10 copper columns embedded within 10 wooden boards of the same height. The painting on the surface of one of the coffins depicts weird and armed anthro-zoomorphic beings.
Displayed in Hubei Provincial Museum (湖北省博物馆).
Photo: ©喵星人的小姐
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gemville · 2 months
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The Dohara Necklace by Cartier
Diamonds, White Gold, Sculpted Rock Crystal, Red, Green and Blue Lacquer
Photo Courtesy: Cartier
Source: hauteliving.com
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minimavisibilia · 1 year
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Chris Succo Nastassja [Blau] 2020 Oil and lacquer on canvas, framed 193 x 253 cm (76 x 99.66 in.)
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pop-up-x · 1 year
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Mathias Weinfurter - Palisade Fence, 2023
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nuveau-deco · 2 years
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Folding Fan, Scalloped with Black Silk Leaf Between a White Lacquered Wood Frame. Anonymous, ca. 1920 - c. 1925, possibly Netherlands origin.
(Source: rijksmuseum.nl)
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oncanvas · 6 months
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Untitled, Friedrich Kunath, 2008
Watercolor, wax crayon, and lacquer on canvas 25 ⅝ x 33 ⅜ in. (65.1 x 84.8 cm)
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A partial greenhouse brings nature indoors and opens up the interior of a house designed by Joe D’Urso.
Inside Today’s Home, 1986
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arthistoryanimalia · 1 year
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For #WorldBearDay:
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Bear and Crabs by Shibata Zeshin (1807-1891), Japan, Edo Period, c. 1889. Album leaf; lacquer on paper, 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 in. (11.4 x 8.9 cm). Signature on lower right reads Hachi juni wo Zeshin (Zeshin at the age of eighty-two). The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York 36.100.125
This is a Japanese Black Bear (Ursus thibetanus japonicus), the endemic subspecies of the Asiatic Black Bear aka "Moon Bear" (note the white crescent on chest).
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Japanese Black Bear at the Ueno Zoo, Tokyo, Japan. Image: Wikimedia Commons
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inspiredlivingspaces · 2 months
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yebreed · 2 months
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Bird, Tiger, Serpents and a Pair of Antlers: Warring States Art Device
Another remarkable sur of the pre-Taoist period.
The sculptural group is dominated by a mighty Bird, whose wings are complemented by antlers. Some have rashly classified it as the Phoenix, according to another version it is a Crane. However, I would warn against light-minded ornithological typing. The thumbnail Tiger serves as a pedestal for the Bird, pressing two serpentine bodies with its paws. The coiled snakes are devouring a pair of fliers.
The artifact may turn out to be a drum stand common at the time. Other figurines of antlered birds standing on tigers are known. This common motif unites the spiritual animals of the Lower and Upper Worlds. The amalgamous zoomorphic imagery is probably of shamanic origin.
Antlered and winged beings were also a widespread pattern in depiction of the zhenmushou (鎮墓獸), tomb guardians. The solemn or ferocious creatures served as the owner's spiritual animals in the afterlife and guides on the ascent to Heavens.
The entire lacquered wood sculpture group is painted black with subtle gold and red ornamentation. The object was unearthed from the Tomb No. 1 in Jiuliandun (九連墩1號墓), Zaoyang, Hubei. Now it is in Hubei Provincial Museum (湖北省族館).
Photo: ©湖北省族館
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artdecoandmodernist · 11 months
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ART DECO OBJECTS From the Prince and Princess Sadruddin Aga Khan Collection. 
Vanity cases, powder compacts and cigarette boxes are the backdrop for refined decorative effects, executed on the miniature surfaces. To look at, these feminine accessories are veritable masterpieces of creativity, fantasy and technique. Made from gold or platinum, they are enriched with precious stones and gemstones, and covered in mother-of-pearl, enamel or lacquer. (x) 
The Myth of the East. CHINESE INFLUENCE: 
1) 1927 Cigarette Case by Cartier Paris.
2) 1928 Poppy Vanity Case by Janesich, Manufactured by Strauss, Allard and Meyer, Paris. 
3) 1930 Koi and Dragon Compact by Cartier Paris. 
4) 1927 Dragon and the Pearl Vanity Case by Cartier with mosaic by Vladimir Makovsky, Paris.
5) 1928 Mountain Landscape Vanity Case by Boucheron Paris. 
6) 1929 Vanity Case by Black, Starr and Frost Mosaic probably by Vladimir Makovsky. 
7) 1925 Panther Vanity Case by Cartier Paris.
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gemville · 4 months
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Circa 1920's Lacloche Frères Lacquer and Nephrite Desk Timepiece
Source: jckonline.com
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