Deep burgundy, the color of a good Bordeaux, sets the ground for clusters of painted grapes in raised enamel and sweeping gold metallic leaves — all encircled by a gold-rimmed edge that gives this Japanese lacquerware tray a finish as considered as anything you'd find in a design shop today.
Made in Japan in the 1960s–70s, it is the kind of piece that moves effortlessly between seasons and settings. It was made for autumn — harvest tables, Thanksgiving sideboards, a wine room styled with intention — but it works equally well year-round as a catchall tray for a console, dresser, or coffee table. The handled design makes it easy to carry and beautiful to display.
A graceful gift for anyone who loves seasonal décor or the quiet luxury of well-made vintage objects.
Origin: Japan
Material: Lacquerware with raised enamel and gold accents, gold plastic rim
Dimensions: 11" diameter / 11.75" wide with handles, 1" tall
Era: 1960s–1970s (estimated)
Condition: Very good vintage. Front in excellent shape; some marks on the back and faint light spots visible in certain light (photographed). Please review all photos — all sales final.
