Gilt Red Lacquer Buddhist Altar Table from Japan - Late 19thC Style - Temple Jar It is becoming increasingly difficult

It is becoming increasingly difficult to find original pieces such as these

58 x 2 x 42 x 2

Framed Japanese Tadakiyo Woodblock Print by Torii Kiyotada - Published by Hasegawa Toshimitsu in April 1896 -

lending it both structural strength and decorative richness

Gilt Red Lacquer Buddhist Altar Table from Japan - Late 19thC Style - Temple Jar It is becoming increasingly difficultThis incredibly rare Japanese altar table is a Buddhist altar table dating to the Taish period. It is gilt and red lacquered with brass detailing. These altar tables are often referred to as 'offering tables,' 'front desks,' or Kyozukue The table has gilded paneling over a cloud carved apron and sits atop scroll legs wrapping around sacred hoju jewels. It likely would have originally been found in a Japanese Buddhist temple in front of a larger altar