Antique Japanese display case – Taishō / Showa Period (c.1912-1970)
- Dimensions: Length: 78 cm Depth: 32 cm Height: 109 cm
- Style:Taishō
- Materials and techniques: Japanese birch (Betula grossa), Shorea (Shorea spp.), plywood.
- Place of origin: Japan
- Epoch: Late Taishō, early Showa period
- Date of manufacture: Circa 1912-1970
- Condition: Good. Wear commensurate with age and use.
Japanese storage cabinet made during the Taishō period, early 20th century. Originally designed for domestic use, this piece combines a compact vertical format with a clear and functional internal layout.
The cabinet features hinged glass doors with ribbed glass panels, allowing light to pass through while protecting the contents. Inside, it offers well-proportioned shelves suitable for tableware, books or everyday objects. Two lower drawers provide additional storage.
Crafted from Japanese birch and Shorea, with the use of plywood, the cabinet offers structural stability and durability. The surface displays a warm, even patina with signs of age consistent with its period, enhancing its authenticity.
A restrained and versatile piece, ideal as a light display cabinet, auxiliary storage or small sideboard in contemporary, Japanese-inspired or wabi-sabi interiors.
The state of conservation is optimal, except for the characteristic imperfections of any antique produced by the passage of time.
Give a point of originality to your home with a unique piece, which merges with the contemporary style bringing personality to your home. This antique Japanese display cabinet can be combined with any of our vases or with our antique chests of drawers available.
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