Lacquered Hexagonal Bin

Lacquered Hexagonal BinThe bronze trimmed hexagonal bin is typical of the clean lined, classic style of its designer, Veere Grenney. His design is handmade by experts in the Son Mai lacquering technique and finished with an impossibly smooth dark green gloss. It adds instant polish to a den or study. Handmade lacquer is very delicate and may be scratched or marred; use a soft, damp cloth to clean it and gently apply a car wax to restore the finish.

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