Antique Japanese Mizuya Meiji Era Late 19th Keyaki Elm Kitchen Chest 52" Metalwork it remains in overall fine
Description
it remains in overall fine vintage condition
documents and other precious items
Quan Yin measures 16" tall by 6" wide at the base (46 x 15 cm)
copper or other metal inlay) left on a few of the rings years of use have worn off most of the original shakudo off
This size vase was popular as a large ikebana flower arranging container to be placed in the tonkonoma area of a Japanese house
Antique Japanese Mizuya Meiji Era Late 19th Keyaki Elm Kitchen Chest 52" Metalwork it remains in overall fineThis two piece Mizuya is a rare beauty with highly figured stunning keyaki wood grain. Dating to late 19th century Meiji era (c. 1890's). As well as being an amazing statement piece this Mizuya has a lot of storage and display area with 9 drawers and 5 cabinet area. Meiji era, late 19th Century Keyaki face (Japanese Elm) Sugi case and interior (Japanese Cedar) Burnt lacquer hardware 52" x 68" x 18" (width x height x depth)
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