Choba Dansu -Japanese Chest - Meiji Period Opera Chests Woods used are Elm

Woods used are Elm

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Choba Dansu -Japanese Chest - Meiji Period Opera Chests Woods used are ElmChoba Dansu Hinoki wood(Cypress) front and Cryptomeria box. Also known as a merchants chest. It has original Iron fittings. Made in traditional style of 2 parts with 7 drawers & sliding doors top & bottom. 2 further drawers behind the locking door bottom right Meiji Period Late 19thC From Japan 90 x 40 x 152 tall (w x d x h cms) UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 80 More delivery options available on checkout