Lacquered Japanese Kansai Isho Dansu - Meiji Era Material - Kair Wood Known as a 'Tabako-bon' this

Known as a 'Tabako-bon' this tobacco stand with a miniature brazier 'hi-ire' atop dates from the Edo period (1603 - 1867)

This style of unit is sometimes referred to as a kang unit

24 x 24 x 48 (wxdxh cms)

The carved elements were originally part of doors

This antique brass bound Anglo-Indian military chest dates to the 19th century and is the perfect size for a bijou coffee table

Lacquered Japanese Kansai Isho Dansu - Meiji Era Material - Kair Wood Known as a 'Tabako-bon' thisThis antique Japanese Isho Dansu chest dates from the Meiji Era (1868 1926) and would have been used for clothing storage. This style of tansu is called Kansai, referring to the regions of Osaka and Kyoto which were both wealthy mercantile hubs. The drawer faces are constructed from the less common kuri (chestnut) wood. Chestnut has a beautiful grain and is often used as an alternative to the more expensive keyaki wood. The drawers and frame are sugi