Japanese Antique Kimono Kasane-dansu Tansu

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Furniture Pre 1920: item #774387
205-22

This traditional Japanese kimono chest has two sections. Each one is made from paulownia wood (kiri) and has original handcrafted-iron-hardware. The kakute (square) handle creates a classic look of the era (approximately the late 1800s) and the two senctions could be displayed side by side since the heigh of the chests are equal. The dimensions: 37"wide 16.5"deep 40.5" high

Japanese Antique Tansu

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Furniture Pre 1900: item #772608

Japanese Meiji period (c. 1900) Tansu made of lacquered "Kuri" wood (chestnut) with iron locks and handles. Two interior drawers behind locking safe with key. Size: H 38" x L 41.75" x D 17.75"

Japanese Mizuya Kitchen Chest Tansu 1/2 section

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Furniture Pre 1920: item #771831
65-7B

This contemporary look Japanese antique Kitchen chest was approximately from the early part of 1900s. The chest is a half section and it is made from Japanese cedar and keyaki (zelkova) wood. The dimensions: 67"wide 17 3/4"deep 32 1/2" high

Japanese Mizuya Kitchen Chest Tansu 1/2 section

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Furniture Pre 1920: item #769841
507-3A

This Japanese kitchen chest has a clean contemporary impression. The chest is approximately from the early part of 1900s and it is made from cypress and cedar. The chest has two pairs of sliding doors and it comes with a glass top and a metal stand for practical use at home or office. The dimensions: 44 1/2"wide 15 1/4"deep 30 5/8"high (including the stand height)

Rare Japanese Antique Tansu

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Furniture Pre 1900: item #768945

Large rare antique Japanese choba tansu (merchant's chest), from the Mikuni area of Japan, made of heavy solid keyaki (elm) wood throughout, wooden bracing on sides and back, large compartment with sliding panels has 4 smaller interior drawers, safe box has 2 small interior drawers, beautiful heavy iron work, has 3 keys, Edo Period. Size: 35 1/2" high x 47 1/2" wide x 19 1/4" deep.

Japanese Antique Tansu

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Furniture Pre 1900: item #768236

Japanese two section Kiri wood Isho "clothing" Tansu from the Matsumoto area dating from mid-Meiji period (c1900), with large "C" shaped iron handles and round iron locks. Size: H 44" x W 34" x D 16.5"

Japanese Antique Tansu

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Furniture Pre 1900: item #768226

Japanese 2-section Isho "clothing" Kiri wood Tansu dating from mid Meiji period (c1900), with heavy square handles and large round locks. Size: H 45" x W 35.75" x D 16.25"

Japanese Antique Tansu

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Furniture Pre 1900: item #768219

A two section Kiri wood Japanese Isho "clothing" Tansu dating from mid-Meiji period C1900, with heavy C shaped handles and large square locks, safe door hides two interior drawers. Size H 41.5" x W 38" x D 16.5"

Chinese Antique Inlaid Side Table

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Furniture Pre 1910: item #763211

Antique Chinese tall side table or stand, made of hardwood with extensive bone inlay of birds, flowers, bats, clouds, and animals; lower shelf pierced carved with design of bats and flower, top surface inlaid with 5 pieces of blue and white glazed porcelain with scenes of figures in rural settings, c. 1900's. Size: 28" high x 17 1/2" wide x 17 1/2" deep.

Rare Japanese Antique Fune Bako (ship safe box)

Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Furniture Pre 1900: item #763202

Wonderful rare antique Japanese fune bako (ship safe box), made all of keyaki (elm) wood with heavy iron work, single door is a separate drop in panel with 3 locks, interior consists of 6 drawers of different sizes (2 of which have heavy iron locks), all drawers have thick keyaki fronts and kiri (paulownia) wood interiors, beautiful grain and finish through out, kashiwa mon on front is made of bronze encircled in iron, comes with one key, characters in ink on bottom, Edo Period. Size: ... Click for details