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Japan Finished Chandelier, What Is It?





2001

Hi,

A friend of mine recently bought an antique chandelier with what is called a "Japan Finish", bands or areas of black and copper. I've tried looking it up but can find no info. If anyone has any background I would love to hear it.

Thanks!

Colin Morgan
-Seattle, Washington



Japan, or Japanning, is any of various glossy black lacquers or varnishes, used for coating objects. I believe it used to be a painstaking process with dozens of layers of paint added, possibly with sanding in between layers.

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Tom Pullizzi
Falls Township, Pennsylvania
2001




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