An early 19th-century Regency period Chinese Export black lacquer jardinière with shimmering mother-of-pearl lac burgauté inlay, raised on its original stand with brass-capped legs and casters, circa 1810.The octagonal jardinière is richly decorated with iridescent mother-of-pearl inlay depicting a chinoiserie landscape with animals beside water, rocky outcroppings, and a distant pagoda, with blossoming foliage continuing around all sides. The luminous shell inlay contrasts beautifully against the deep black lacquer ground, creating a striking decorative effect from every angle.The jardinière retains its fitted brass liner and side handles. Parcel-gilt accents outline the edges and stand, complementing the warmth of the inlay. The removable planter rests atop an elegant stand with splayed legs united by interlaced fret-carved stretchers and terminating in brass caps and casters.A refined and sculptural example of Regency lacquerware.China Circa 1810Provenance: Property from the Collection of Ann and Gordon Getty; Christie’s, New York, October 20, 2023.Height: 26 In.Width: 20 In.Depth: 15 In.