This Japanese kimono tansu is approximately from the mid 1900s. The tansu is made from kiri wood (paulowina) and it separates to two sections. The top part has 6 trays inside and they slide out.
The dimensions: 37" wide 16 1/2"deep 63 3/4" high
This lovely Japanese shoe chest (getabako) is approximately from the mid 1900s. The chest has a small storage area covered by a pair of sliding doors on the left-top, one vertical umbrella storage, and a shoe storage section divided by four small shelves inside. All panels and doors are beautifully crafted with a woven pattern. The dimensions: 25 1/4" wide, 11 5/8" deep 35" high
This Japanese nagahibachi (Tokyo style) is approximately from the early 1900s. The hibachi is lined with copper and has three drawers on the side and two drawers at the bottom. A "removable" tray is placed on the top. The wood is beautifully lacuqered.
The dimensions: 28 1/4"wide 15 1/2" deep 14 3/4" high
This Japanese kimono chest is approximately from the early 1900s. The chest is made from paulownia wood (kiri) and it is two-section. The dimensions: 36 3/8"wide 16" deep 42 1/2" high
This Japanese sewing box is approximately from the early to mid 1900s. The box is made from Tamo wood. It is in excellent condition. The dimensions: 11 1/2"wide 7" deep 9" high
This cha-dansu is approximately from the mid 1900s. The tansu has 2 sections and it is made from Tamo wood. The dimensions are: 30" wide, 11 1/4"deep, 53" high.
This Japanese chest is approximately from the mid 1900s. The tansu is entirely made from kiri (paulowinia), called So-kiri and it separates to 3 sections. The tansu is in excellent condition. The dimension: 35 3/4" wide, 16 1/4" deep, 63 5/8 high
