Japanese Rare Antique Kiri Tansu with Iron Work

Japanese Rare Antique Kiri Tansu with Iron Work

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Japanese

Period

Pre 1900

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Wonderful and rare Japanese antique small kiri (paulownia) wood choba tansu (merchant’s chest), made all of thick kiri wood with unusually heavy iron work, sliding panels have horizontal slats that are reinforced with iron bracing, behind sliding panels is a compartment with an open shelf and two small kiri drawers each with heavy iron lock, every drawer has iron lock and square shaped drawer pull, a dramatic piece!, Edo Period (early 19th century).
Size: 24 3/4″ high x 25″ wide x 16″ deep.

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Wonderful and rare Japanese antique small kiri (paulownia) wood choba tansu (merchant’s chest), made all of thick kiri wood with unusually heavy iron work, sliding panels have horizontal slats that are reinforced with iron bracing, behind sliding panels is a compartment with an open shelf and two small kiri drawers each with heavy iron lock, every drawer has iron lock and square shaped drawer pull, a dramatic piece!, Edo Period (early 19th century).
Size: 24 3/4″ high x 25″ wide x 16″ deep.

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Japanese

Period

Pre 1900

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