Young Lady Holding Japanese Objects in the style of James Tissot Beds featuring fine sycamore scrolling vine

featuring fine sycamore scrolling vine marquetry with mother of pearl inlaid leaves and flowers

the table combines historical design elements such as straight bold lines and bold columns with modern craftsmanship

We take pride in building and designing pieces like the Aston Knole chair in our workshops for over 50 years

The serpentine shape not only enhances the overall structure but also provides a smooth and flowing appearance

Young Lady Holding Japanese Objects in the style of James Tissot Beds featuring fine sycamore scrolling vineThis specially commissioned oil painting on canvas interprets "Young Lady Holding Japanese Objects" in the style of James Tissot. The original painting, created in 1870, emerged during the height of the 'Japonisme' craze in France. Sparked by Japan opening its ports to foreign trade in 1854 after nearly 250 years of isolation. This event, led by Commodore Perry of the United States Navy, introduced an influx of exotic Japanese objects and textiles.