Chinese lacquer

noun

1. lacquer.

Word History and Origins

Origin of Chinese lacquer¹

First recorded in 1895–1900

Example Sentences

It said the Allard Pierson Museum had returned 565 items including ancient sculptures, Scythian and Sarmatian jewellery and Chinese lacquer boxes.

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The grave goods found with female burials reflected the Xiongnu’s geographic reach and control of Silk Road trade routes: finds included an Egyptian glazed ceramic bead and a Chinese lacquer cup.

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The brand said it had also drawn on Chinese lacquer as an inspiration and to enhance some looks.

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The sap of the Chinese lacquer tree and similar species is related to poison ivy and thus toxic.

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A: Several conservators in the Washington-Baltimore area have expertise in repairing Chinese lacquer pieces such as yours.

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