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I've always felt that Japanese lacquerware, especially those painted with maki-e, go well with Western antiques. Crystal, including Baccarat (old cut glass), silverware, hand-painted antique porcelain, etc. Lacquerware and European porcelain, for example, here is an example. From Kateigaho's website. A collaboration between a custom-made Flora Danica product, the highest quality of Leucope, and lacquerware, priced at 2 million yen. All of the above are current products and are priced at a bargain price, but you don't have to spend that much. I use the dishes I painted together with old maki-e lacquerware and silverware that I already had. For partitions and coverings, I would like to use high-level interior fabrics such as silk damask. When assembling tea boxes, these rules of use for dishes seem to be useful.