Small Japanese Shosai-Ki Writing Table, 書斎机, Taishō period.

This charming Japanese writing desk, also known as a 書斎机 (shosai-ki), dates back to the 1920s and exudes simplicity and elegance.

The piece features a single drawer with a gracefully curved handle, highlighting its authentic Japanese craftsmanship.

With its compact dimensions of 24.5 cm in height, 46 cm in width, and 26 cm in depth, this writing desk is not only perfect for creating a peaceful, minimalist workspace but also ideal as a display for ceramics, art pieces, or other decorative items.

The cut-out shapes in the table's legs resemble a gourd shape, a symbol of luck and protection in Japanese culture.

The patina and wear on the lacquer lend the desk a warm, lived-in character, making it a unique piece for Japanese antique enthusiasts.