Lacquer Finishes
Lacquered pieces have been polished to bring depth and beauty. Although they are typically protected with a clear coat, they are still susceptible to wear.
Precautions:
Use placemats or felt spots under objects that may scratch the surface as well as coasters under any containers containing liquid.
Do not allow liquids to remain in contact with lacquered surfaces.
Rubber or plastic left on a lacquer finish can also cause damage.
Important Environmental Information:
Do not place/leave hot or moist objects directly on lacquer surfaces.
Do not place lacquer items near heaters, air conditioning units or in direct sunlight to prevent over-drying and fading.
Avoid extreme humidity changes in your home, as this can cause damage to lacquered pieces.
Maintain humidity levels between 35-45%, as extremely dry air can cause damage to lacquer.
Exposing lacquer to extreme moisture can also cause swelling or warping.

Maintenance: Clean by using a dry or slightly damp soft cloth. Follow by polishing with a dry soft cloth. Do not use commercial, heavy-duty polishes or waxes, as they can yellow light finishes. We recommend that stained or soiled lacquer pieces be professionally cleaned or refinished.
Restoration: We recommend that stained or soiled lacquer pieces be professionally cleaned or refinished.

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